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Use Confluence's Attachments macro to display the list of attachments that belong to a page.
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Usage
What you need to type |
What you will get |
|---|---|
| {attachments} |
Optional Parameters
Parameter |
Default |
Description |
|---|---|---|
patterns |
all |
Specify which attachments to display using filename patterns |
old |
false |
Include old attachments |
upload |
false |
Adds functionality to allow the upload of new attachments. |
sortBy |
date |
Specify the sort order for attachments. Valid values are "date", "size" and "name". |
Examples
1. Filter Attachments by File Name
{attachments:patterns=.*jpg,.*gif}
Use a comma-separated list of regular expressions to specify the filenames of the attachments you want displayed.
Note
The patterns are regular expressions, so to match a file suffix of 'jpg', use .*jpg, not *.jpg.
Here's a detailed tutorial on regular expressions.
2. Include Old Attachments
{attachments:old=true}
An optional true/false value determines whether to show old versions of attachments. This is set to false by default.
Viewing the List of Attachments
When you view the page, you will see a list of attachments. When the attachment is an Office document, you will see a 'View' link as shown in the screen snippet below.
Screenshot: List of attachments from 'Attachments' macro, including Office documents with 'View' link
Click the 'View' link to view the content of the Office document within Confluence. If you have an Office application installed, you will also be able to launch your Office editor from within Confluence. See Displaying an Office Document in Confluence and Working with the Office Connector.
Attachment Information Icon
When a page you are viewing contains attachments, a small paperclip icon like this: appears next to the page byline. Clicking the paperclip will take you to the 'Attachments View', where the full list of attachments is displayed.
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Working with Attachments Overview
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