Reporting Plugin

This documentation relates to an older version of the Reporting Plugin for Confluence (3.x and below)
If you are using a later version of Confluence please refer to the documentation for the latest Reporting Plugin

Provides the ability for powerful and flexible reporting on data from Confluence, Scaffolding and other sources.

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Overview

Bugs & Feature Requests

Bug reports and feature requests are available in JIRA.

This plugin doesn't create or save any data in and of itself - it is intended to display data collected elsewhere in a consistent and flexible manner.

All reports consist of two basic components:

The data being reported on (Confluence content, users, etc.)
The report format being generated (table, list or ad-hoc)

The basic structure is the same with all reports. You will have a report generator macro which contains a reporter macro, as well as other macros which define how the report will look. A generic structure is below:

{report-xxx}

{xxx-reporter}
  {xxx-sort}
  {xxx-filter}
{xxx-reporter}

{report-header}Displayed once, before individual results{report-header}

{xxx-filter}
{yyy-filter}
{report-body/column}Content for each item goes here, typically using {report-info} or other macros which will be executed on the current page. Use &apos;body&apos; for {report-list} and {report-block} and multiple &apos;column&apos;s for {report-table}.{report-body/column}

{report-footer}Displayed once, after all reported items.{report-footer}

{report-empty}Displayed once if the report contains no items.{report-empty}

{report-xxx}

Some more concrete examples are listed in the Recipes tab.

To view the macro's documentation, click on its name below.

Details

Overview

Bugs & Feature Requests

Confluence 4.0+

Confluence 4.0

Confluence 3.1+

Confluence 3.1-3.2

Confluence 3.0+

Confluence 2.8+

Confluence 2.7

Confluence 2.3-2.5

Confluence 2.2