Hello,
I have a large form in the form. There is one part of creating a page using IFTTT integration. I would also like to create several other subpages under this newly created page from the form at the same time based on a condition.
My form always creates several pages for me, but always at the same level as the main page being created. So far, after several hours of testing and trying, I have not figured out how to put a condition in the IFTTT integration to the "Parent Page" field that all other pages will be created under this newly created page.
Thank you
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I'm afraid IFTTT does not have a good understanding of how Confluence works and structures the pages, and there's no way to put conditions on it. The best you can do is separate setups that post pages under existing pages.
Hi @HR
I believe the question is about ConfiForms and it's ability to create pages for you automatically as a result of a form submit
The https://wiki.vertuna.com/display/CONFIFORMS/Configuring+ConfiForms+IFTTT+actions+and+rules#ConfiguringConfiFormsIFTTTactionsandrules-CreatePage has a parameter that allows you to set up a parent page id. The parent page under your new page should be created
If the parent page is also dynamically created then consider saving back the result of this IFTTT to your form and then use it as a parameter in the other IFTTTs that should create the sub pages
See the solution on the right of this page https://wiki.vertuna.com/display/CONFIFORMS/Creating+links+in+original+ConfiForms+entry+to+just+created+page
Expanding on that example you can see the "mypage" field will have the value assigned, so for your child pages the "Parent page" parameter could be set to [entry.mypage]
Alex
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You are the star. Works absolutely as expected.
Thanks so much for your amazing support!!
Kind Regards
Jaromir
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