Davin Studer added a comment - 29/Aug/2013 10:36 PM I'm trying to use this syntax but can't seen to get it to work with the "my" namespace. Here is an example of my querystring. http://wiki/rest/prototype/latest/search/site.json?type=page&label=my:favourite All I get in return is ... {"totalSize":0,"result":[],"group":[]} Currently using 5.1.2. Am I doing this wrong?

Petch (Inactive) added a comment - 29/Jul/2013 4:38 AM - edited The label parameter needs to be prefixed with a namespace for the search to work as expected, typically this is the global namespace, but there are other namespaces. Example / rest /prototype/1/search/site?spaceKey=TST&type=page&label=global:testing Namespaces: public static final Namespace PERSONAL = new Namespace( "my" , VISIBILITY_OWNER); public static final Namespace TEAM = new Namespace( "team" , VISIBILITY_PUBLIC); public static final Namespace GLOBAL = new Namespace( "global" , VISIBILITY_PUBLIC); public static final Namespace SYSTEM = new Namespace( "system" , VISIBILITY_SYSTEM); labelText stopped working in 4.0 due to the escaping of the query text passed to lucene (a requirement for other searches). Revising rest documentation to reflect this.

Adam Laskowski (Inactive) added a comment - 01/Feb/2013 10:59 PM Just tested in two version of Confluence, and it looks like the workaround is broken in Confluence 4.0+: Confluence 3.5.17 http: //localhost:43517/ rest /prototype/1/search?query=labelText:axis Results XML: <results> <result xmlns:xsi= "http: //www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:type= "contentEntity" type= "page" id= "917506" > <link rel= "alternate" type= "text/html" href= "http: //localhost:8080/display/test/Recently+Updated" /> <link rel= "alternate" type= "application/pdf" href= "http: //localhost:8080/spaces/flyingpdf/pdfpageexport.action?pageId=917506" /> <link rel= "self" href= "http: //localhost:8080/ rest /prototype/1/content/917506" /> <title>Recently Updated</title> <wikiLink>[test:Recently Updated]</wikiLink> <lastModifiedDate date= "2013-01-16T17:41:10-0800" friendly= "Jan 16, 2013" /> <createdDate date= "2013-01-16T17:41:10-0800" friendly= "Jan 16, 2013" /> <space type= "space" title= "Test" name= "Test" key= "test" > <link rel= "self" href= "http: //localhost:8080/ rest /prototype/1/space/test" /> </space> </result> <result xmlns:xsi= "http: //www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:type= "spaceEntity" type= "space" title= "Test" name= "Test" key= "test" > <link rel= "self" href= "http: //localhost:8080/ rest /prototype/1/space/test" /> <link rel= "alternate" type= "text/html" href= "http: //localhost:8080/display/test" /> <lastModifiedDate date= "2012-12-10T14:12:33-0800" friendly= "Dec 10, 2012" /> <createdDate date= "2012-12-10T14:12:33-0800" friendly= "Dec 10, 2012" /> <wikiLink>[test:]</wikiLink> </result> <totalSize>2</totalSize> </results> Confluence 4.0 http: //localhost:4400/ rest /prototype/1/search?query=labelText:axis Results XML <results> <totalSize>0</totalSize> </results> Both instance have a space with key 'test' and their Home page had the 'axis' label added to it.

Matt Albone added a comment - 29/Jan/2013 3:31 PM For me, the workaround doesn't work at all, It just does he same returning zero results as the original. I'm running confluence 4.2.7, any help would be appreciated. Matt

Burke Mamlin added a comment - 19/Sep/2011 3:45 AM FWIW, I was just looking for an easy way to grep pages on our wiki by label. The first thing I tried was: / rest /prototype/1/search/site?type=page&label=foo I expected it to return all pages with the "foo" label, but got an empty result list instead. Fortunately, I found this ticket with a workaround. Thanks, Al!

Alfonse Pinto added a comment - 29/Nov/2010 2:35 PM Hi Sherif, No we aren't using the SOAP API.. We were looking into what content Confluence makes available via the REST api and noticed it has no 'hooks' for labels and space information . What we were hoping to do is access wiki labels and space information so that we can bring the wiki links we have into other web sites that exist outside of confluence. Basically, in effect, via REST, making Confluence serve out the content we need from it as a service. Is this making sense?

Sherif Mansour added a comment - 25/Nov/2010 11:36 AM Hi Al, It would be great to hear why this is important to you? Do you use the SOAP API? Why is REST API end points for Labels and Space labels helpful for you? What are you trying to do? Sherif