Anyone know a way to show the list of labels attached to a certain page? I am using the page properties report to show specific page content and properties, but I don't see a way to show the labels associated with a page within that report.
You could do this with a simple user macro.
## Developed by: Davin Studer ## Date created: 11/11/2014 ## @noparams #set( $i = 0 ) #foreach ( $label in $content.getLabels() ) #if($i > 0), $label#else$label#end #set ( $i = $i + 1 ) #end
Or if you want something a little more stylized ...
## Developed by: Davin Studer ## Date created: 11/11/2014 ## @noparams <span class="label-list"> #foreach ( $label in $content.getLabels() ) <span class="aui-label"> <a class="aui-label-split-main" href="/label/$content.spaceKey/$label">$label</a> </span> #end </span>
Does this meet your needs?
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I'll check it out. I must not have enough rights to create a user macro.
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Yeah, you have to be a system administrator. But you could try passing the code to a sys admin and see if they would create it for you.
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Hi,
both flavors don't work for me when just pasting them into Confluence 6.4.3.
Maybe they need an update?
(My understanding of user macros is very limited, so I could not debug myself.)
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Oops, just realised that it's only about how some characters are rendered here. E.g. the greater than character is rendererd as ">
Sorry for the noise.
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This is a very simple and useful macro. I'd suggest Atlassian to consider adding as part of the standard macros. We have created in Confluence 8.9.3 with the same formatting of native confluence labels as follows:
Macro Name: page_labels
Macro Title: Page Labels
Description: Displays all labels associated with the current page, formatted like native Confluence labels.
Macro Body Processing: No macro body
Output Format: HTML
#set($labels = $content.getLabels())
#if($labels.size() > 0)
<div class="labels-container">
#foreach($label in $labels)
<span class="aui-label">
<a href="/label/$space.key/$label.name" class="aui-label-split-main">$label.name</a>
</span>
#end
</div>
#else
<p>No labels assigned to this page.</p>
#end
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