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Zugriff auf die Confluence Cloud REST API - Auto-generated from OpenAPI

Overview

The "Get Page Footer Comments" operation of the Comment resource in this Confluence Cloud node retrieves the root footer comments for a specific Confluence page. This is useful when you want to programmatically access all top-level comments that appear at the bottom (footer) of a given page in Confluence.

Common scenarios include:

  • Aggregating user feedback or discussions on a page.
  • Monitoring comments for moderation or analysis.
  • Integrating Confluence comments into other tools or workflows.

For example, you might use this node to fetch all footer comments on a project documentation page to summarize team feedback or to trigger notifications when new comments are added.

Properties

Name Meaning
Id The ID of the page for which footer comments should be returned.
Additional Fields Optional filters and parameters:
- Body Format: The content format type to be returned in the body field of each comment (e.g., storage, view).
- Status: Filter comments by their status. Options: Current, Archived, Trashed, Deleted, Historical, Draft.
- Sort: Field name to sort the results by.

Output

The output JSON contains an array of footer comments related to the specified page. Each comment object typically includes fields such as:

  • Comment content/body in the requested format.
  • Metadata like author, creation date, status.
  • Possibly nested replies if supported by the API (though this operation returns root comments).
  • Pagination information if there are more comments than the limit.

No binary data is output by this operation.

Dependencies

  • Requires connection to a Confluence Cloud instance with appropriate permissions.
  • An API authentication credential (such as an API key or token) must be configured in n8n to authorize requests.
  • The node uses the Confluence Cloud REST API v2 endpoints.

Troubleshooting

  • Permission errors: Ensure the API credentials have permission to view the page and its space; otherwise, the request will fail.
  • Invalid page ID: Providing a non-existent or incorrect page ID will result in no comments or an error.
  • Empty results: If no footer comments exist for the page, the output will be empty.
  • Rate limits: Be aware of Confluence API rate limits; excessive requests may be throttled.
  • Incorrect body format: Specifying an unsupported body format may cause the API to ignore the parameter or return default formatting.

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