Calendar search fields

Calendar writes 6 fields into Confluence's own search index. Once a page has been indexed you can filter and sort by them in Capable Search, and use them in ordinary Confluence CQL.

The Calendar panel in a search side panel, headed ten dates, with a Past group listing entries such as a vineyard tour, a team trip duration and several flights, each with a date and some with a small — Every date found on a page is listed in the calendar panel, split into past and upcoming, and it is those dates the fields below expose.

A page indexing has not reached carries no values at all. It does not match a query on these fields, and it does not come back as an empty result either. On a large site indexing takes hours to days to catch up.

The <hash> prefix is your installation's app hash. Field names are written with it, so the exact string differs per site. Use the Copy CQL action in the search table rather than typing it.

#The fields

Field	What it holds
Capable Date Start	Match pages by the start date the Calendar capability extracted from the page.
Capable Date End	Match pages by extracted end date.
Capable Date Users	Match pages by users associated with an extracted date.

Word count search fields

6 fields.

GitHub search fields

6 fields.

Capable search fields

Every field, and how they work.

Indexed, then searchable. In that order.