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The Userlister macro displays a list of users registered in Confluence.
Usage
What you need to type |
What you will get |
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{userlister:groups=*}
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Parameters
Parameter |
Required? |
Default |
Description |
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groups |
Y |
none |
Use parameter name 'group' or 'groups'. Specify one or more groups using a comma-separated list of group names. To see all users in all groups, specify an asterisk ('*'). |
online |
N |
none |
Specify 'true' to generate a list of online users. Specify 'false' to generate a list of offline users. |
Examples
Listing all Users
Here is an example that lists all the users registered on your Confluence site.
{userlister:groups=*}
Specifying a Group
Here is an example that lists the users that belong to the group 'my-staff'.
{userlister:groups=my-staff}
Listing Only Online Users
In order to make this feature functional, a System Administrator needs to enable the User Log In Listener for your Confluence site.
Here is an example that lists all currently online users in the 'my-staff' group.
{userlister:groups=my-staff|online=true}
List of online users can be misleading
When the parameter 'online=true' is used, Confluence uses a context listener to generate the list of online users. A context listener is a J2EE term for something that listens for events in the application server. We listen for session open and close events, so a user is 'online' if they have a session on the application server. Some application servers don't correctly despatch close events for sessions – in these cases, the list of online users may be misleading.
RELATED TOPICS
Working with Macros
Configuring the userlister Macro, in the Administrator's Guide
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