Page Comparison

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1. Determine your search criteria to find pages. Verify the UI finds the right pages. 

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   title Example
   Example: "{macroname" NOT "{wiki}".

2. Construct an appropriate runFromContentList command similar to: How to globally search and modify content 

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   --action getContentList --search " \"{macroname\" NOT \"{wiki}\" "   --action runFromContentList --search " \"{macroname\" NOT \"{wiki}\" " --common " ... "

3. Test the modifyPage action on a test page 

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   confluence --action modifyPage --space xxx --title test --content "{wiki} \n " --content2 " \n {wiki}"

4. Construct the combined command similar to: How to globally search and modify content 

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   confluence --action runFromContentList --search " \"{macroname\" NOT \"{wiki}\" " --space @all --common "--action modifyPage --space @space@ --id @pageId@ --content \"{wiki} \n \" --content2 \" \n {wiki}\" "

Alternatives

For people comfortable with SQL and having access to the Confluence database, runFromSql can be used as an alternative to find all the pages that need to be modified. There is a runFromSql example on How to automate adding text to Confluence pages. Here is some example SQL:

select contentid from bodycontent, content 
    where contenttype = 'PAGE' 
        and version = (select max(version) from content as c where c.title = content.title) 
        and bodycontent.body like '%name="table-plus">%'