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NOTE: This suggestion is for Confluence Cloud. Using Confluence Server? See the corresponding suggestion.
Currently Confluence does not index URLs, which means that references to a URL cannot be searched within Confluence.
Add the option to allow the text of URLs to be indexed and searched on.
Steps to reproduce:
- Consider a page that contains the following content:
- When searching for "lucene.apache.org", the page can be found:
- However, when searching for "www.google.com", the page can not be found:
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[AI-320] Add the option/ability to index URLs, to allow the URL text to be searched.
Hi all
Could somebody at Atlassian give me an update on that?
Thanks a lot! Stefan
This should be a Bug, not an Improvement. Why? Because it probably worked just fine before Atlassian eschewed all sensibility and chunked the markdown-like storage format.
Here's an example:
Here you see I've added a page containing a pasted link and a typed-in hostname. The pasted link was automagically upgraded to a clickable anchor by the Confluence rich text editor.
I then ran the search indexer manually to be sure all content was indexed:
Then I searched for lucene.apache.org, which yielded one result:
But when I search for www.google.com, I get no results:
There is not a piece of content management software on Earth in which this type of search behavior is acceptable.
Question: is this issue to be located on Lucene-index or Confluence-implementation?