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The People Directory displays a list of people who use your Confluence site. The People Directory includes anybody who has logged into Confluence or who has had a user account created for them in Confluence. The People Directory does not include users who can log into Confluence via external user management who have never logged in. Viewing the People DirectoryTo go to the People Directory, click the 'People Directory' link on the Dashboard, next to the following icon : Screenshot: The People directory
Searching for PeopleTo search for a particular person, type their first name and/or last name into the search box and click the 'Search' button.
Marking People as FavouriteThe top part of the People Directory screen displays any people that you have nominated as your favourites.
Once you have added a person to your Favourite People, their personal space (if they have one) will be added to your list of favourite spaces on the Dashboard.
RELATED TOPICSSetting up your Personal Space Take me back to User Guide |
The Confluence administrator can 
indicates that the person has set up a personal space.
Comments (13)
Dec 13, 2006
Garnet R. Chaney says:
I need to migrate all the spaces from one Confluence to another active instance ...I need to migrate all the spaces from one Confluence to another active instance of Confluence. I need an easy way to find all the users who created personal spaces so I can export them from the one system, and restore them on the other.
Jan 01, 2007
Charles Miller says:
You could do that pretty easily by going to the database directly: {{select from...You could do that pretty easily by going to the database directly: select * from SPACE where SPACETYPE = 'personal'
Jan 04, 2007
na says:
Take a look here:Take a look here: http://forums.atlassian.com/thread.jspa?threadID=14907&tstart=0
Jan 12, 2007
Gary Pullis says:
Is there a macro for this? We have a custom page for our dashboard.Is there a macro for this? We have a custom page for our dashboard.
Feb 08, 2007
Agnes Ro says:
No, we don't have a macro but you can put the following link in your custom page...No, we don't have a macro but you can put the following link in your custom page.
<img src="$req.contextPath/images/icons/people_directory_32.gif" align='absmiddle' height="32" width="32"> <b><a href="$req.contextPath/peopledirectory.action"> $action.getText("people.directory.title")</a></b>
Jun 17, 2007
Chris Greenlee says:
We've just upgraded to Confluence 2.5 (from 2.2 or so), and I've noticed that no...We've just upgraded to Confluence 2.5 (from 2.2 or so), and I've noticed that none of our users appear in the People Directory save for those I've added since the upgrade. Is there a way to manually add our pre-existing users?
Jun 18, 2007
Ivan Benko says:
Could you please open a support requestCould you please open a support request and attach set of your logs and the error that you are seeing? Also please explain how exactly did you perform the upgrade? Do you see the previous users in the list or just the newly added ones? Did you perform manual reindexing?
Jun 21, 2007
Brian Lee says:
I'm having a similar issue, I updated from 2.2.10 and the page is just blank.&nb...I'm having a similar issue, I updated from 2.2.10 and the page is just blank. Not even new users appear. I've opened a support request. I wonder if this is a common issue for upgrades from 2.2 or earlier?
Jun 21, 2007
zhang, xia says:
We had same issue a month ago. People directory disappear from confluence....We had same issue a month ago. People directory disappear from confluence. There was no error message when directly access url for people directory. Later on, we finally found builder theme was responsible for the issue. We pointed this out to the vendor. After the vednor of builder theme delivered a new jar file, we started to see people directory. Hope this helps.
Jul 18, 2007
Stefan says:
After an update, just create a new index in the Confluence Administration.After an update, just create a new index in the Confluence Administration.
Nov 08, 2007
David Aldridge says:
The People Directory behaves thusly, as mentioned above: If the 'Personal...The People Directory behaves thusly, as mentioned above:
Is there any way (I'm OK with hand-editing theme files, XSL transforms run to generate the page content - whatever) to modify this behavior such that clicking on the picture/thumb or name link always/only takes you to the "user profile", and only by clicking on the "personal space" icon do you get to the personal space? Or alternatively, add a v-card style icon next to the existing one that takes you do the user profile?
Currently, having a personal space makes it difficult for others to view the user profile, the latter of which is actually much more important for my installation.
Cheers,
David
Nov 09, 2007
Tony Cheah Tong Nyee says:
Hi David, You may be interested to look at the {{personthumbnail.vm}} file avai...Hi David,
You may be interested to look at the person-thumbnail.vm file available in the confluence\template\custom directory to customized the behavior of the link in the People Directory page. It is recommended to ensure that you have make a backup copy of the file before you proceed with the customization.
Hope the information helps.
Cheers,
Tony
Dec 02, 2007
Nick Bruse says:
Hi All, This may be helpful to people who are trying to create a custom search...Hi All,
This may be helpful to people who are trying to create a custom search box for the people directory. Its basically a bit of a hack, using a form and constructing a url that works with the dopeopledirectorysearch.action, but seems to work nicely. If anyone has any refinements. Please let me know.
{html} <FORM name="people_search" onsubmit="if (document.people_search.search_text.value != '')location='http://YOURSERVER_ROOT/dopeopledirectorysearch.action?searchQueryBean.queryString='+document.people_search.search_text.value;return false"><INPUT input name="search_text" size="15"></INPUT> <INPUT onclick="if (document.people_search.search_text.value != '')location='http://YOURSERVER_ROOT/dopeopledirectorysearch.action?searchQueryBean.queryString='+document.people_search.search_text.value;" type="button" value="Search Staff"></INPUT> </FORM>{html}Cheers
Nick
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