User Macro to display the Page Information in Confluence
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Summary
This KB is to help you write a User Macro to display the Page Information (Page Name, Last modified by, Last modified Date, Creator) on Confluence Pages.
Solution
Be mindful that customisations are not part of our support scope as per Atlassian Support Offerings. Any effort provided to support issues related to customization will be on a best-effort basis by the support engineer.
The following User Macro could help:
Go to icon > General Configuration > User Macros
Choose Create a User Macro
Enter the macro details template
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25## @param Page:title=Page|type=confluence-content|required=true|desc=Choose Page to get the Information for #set ( $colonIndex = $paramPage.indexOf(":") ) #if ( $colonIndex == -1 ) #set ( $spaceKey = $space.key ) #set ( $pageName = $paramPage ) #else #set ( $spaceKey = $paramPage.substring(0, $colonIndex) ) #set ( $pageNameIndex = $colonIndex + 1 ) #set ( $pageName = $paramPage.substring($pageNameIndex) ) #end #set ( $requestedPage = $pageManager.getPage($spaceKey, $pageName) ) <table> <tr> <td>Page Name</td> <td>Page Creator Name </td> <td>Last Modified Date</td> <td>Last Modifier </td> </tr> <tr> <td>$requestedPage.getTitle() <td>$requestedPage.getCreatorName()</td> <td>$action.dateFormatter.formatDateTime($requestedPage.lastModificationDate)</td> <td>$requestedPage.getLastModifierName()</td> </tr> </table>Click Add
Use the user macro in the page
To know more about User Macros, please refer to Writing User Macros.
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