Confluence's own fields

These are Confluence's own search fields rather than anything Capable adds. They work whether or not a page has been indexed by Capable, and they are the fields the search table falls back on when nothing else is installed.

Capable Search CQL bar with a drop down list of available fields, including content, contributor, favourite, macro and mention — Type in the CQL bar and the available fields appear in a list. Look for content, contributor, favourite, macro and mention. The error banner shows only because the query currently ends in AND.

#The fields

Field	What it holds
text	Full-text match against page content. Supports contains only.
space	Space key the page belongs to. Example: `space IN ("ENG","POLICY")`
label	Page label. Forms also uses it to drill down into a single form. Not sortable.
creator	Account ID of the page creator. Example: `creator = currentUser()`
contributor	Account ID of any page contributor.
mention	Account ID of a user @-mentioned on the page.
favourite	Account ID of whoever starred the page. CQL accepts the British spelling, and `favorite` works as an alias.
ancestor	Numeric content ID of an ancestor page at any depth.
parent	Numeric content ID of the direct parent page.
macro	Macro key used on the page. This is Confluence's own macro index, separate from Capable's `capable_refs_macros`.
created	Page creation date and time. Use a quoted ISO date or a date function.
lastModified	Date and time of the last update. Use a quoted ISO date or a date function.
type	Content type filter.

Approval search fields

13 fields.

Capable core search fields

10 fields.

Capable search fields

Every field, and how they work.

Indexed, then searchable. In that order.