# Forms search fields Forms writes 2 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. ⚠️ **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. ℹ️ **The 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\_forms\_form\_ids | Ids of the Forms embedded on the page, from each Form macro's configuration. Example: \`type in ("page","blogpost") AND \_capable\_forms\_form\_ids = ""\`. Declared only by the Suite and Forms apps. | | label = "capable\_forms\_page" / label = "capable\_forms\_" | Forms also writes real Confluence labels: one marker label on every page holding a Form macro, plus one slugified per-form label. This is the primary drill-down path (the property alias above is the documented fallback). | --- ## Related [Publishing search fields14 fields.](https://help.gocapable.com/search/publishing-search-fields.html) [Confluence's own fields search fields13 fields.](https://help.gocapable.com/search/confluence-s-own-fields.html) [Capable search fieldsEvery field, and how they work.](https://help.gocapable.com/search/capable-search-fields.html) --- _Indexed, then searchable. In that order._