Confluence の検索

Performing a full search

When you perform a full search, Confluence will search all content in all spaces (site and personal), mail, personal profiles, attachments and the space description. The results will appear on a new screen.

全検索を実行するには：

1. Type your query into the search box located at the top right-hand corner of every screen (or type it into the text box at the top of the Search screen).
2. Press the Enter key. (This means that you will ignore the dropdown list of titles offered by Confluence's quick navigation aid, described above.)
3. The search screen appears, as shown below. If any Confluence pages or items match your search query, the search screen shows a list of the matching items.
4. Click an item's title to open the Confluence page or other item.

スクリーンショット：検索結果ページ

On the right of the screen you will see a text block for each item that matched the search criteria, with the following information for each item:

• An icon representing the content type (user profile, space, page, blog post, etc).
• 項目のタイトルまたは名前（項目へのリンクが貼られています）。
• 項目内コンテンツから最も関連性の高い部分を数行。検索語に一致する語句がコンテンツ内でハイライト表示されます。
• 項目の所属先のスペースがテキストの最終行に表示されます。
• コンテンツの最終修正日。

You will see only search results which you have permission to view.

On the left of the screen are further options which allow you to tailor or filter your search results. See below.

Filtering your search results

The search screen, pictured above, appears when you do your first search. By default, Confluence will search all content across your Confluence site, including all spaces, mail archives, attachments and all other content types.

On the left of the screen are options which allow you to tailor (filter) the search results.

絞り込み条件を定義する：

• Type – Restrict your search results to a particular content type (pages, blog posts, comments, etc).
• Last modified – Restrict your search results to content updated within a particular period of time (within the previous 24 hours, within a week, within a month, or within a year).
• Space – Restrict your search results to a particular space, or to your favourite spaces, site spaces or personal spaces. You can also set an option to include archived spaces. (See Archiving a Space.)
• By – Restrict your search results to content last modified by a particular person. You can start typing the person's username or part of their name into the text box as follows:
  • Type the username (for example: 'jsmith').
  • Or start typing the person's first name (for example: 'john')
  • Or their last name (for example: 'smith').
  • Or another part of their name, such as a middle name.
    Confluence will offer you a list of possible matches. Use your mouse to select the person you want, then press the Enter key to filter the search results.

More information about the user-matching filter:

• The user-matching filter is not case sensitive. You can enter upper or lower case letters and will receive the same results.
• When looking for users to match the name you entered, Confluence divides a person's name into logical units corresponding to first name, middle name (one or more) and last name. It matches the letters of each unit in the name you entered against the letters of each unit in the user directory. For example, you can enter 'jo sm' to look for John Smith. The search is triggered after you have entered at least two letters.
• For each part of the name, you need to enter at least two letters. For example, if you enter just 'john s', the filter will look for users called 'john' and will ignore the 's'. Similarly, if you enter 'j smith' you will see everyone with the name 'smith' even if their first name does not start with a 'j'.
• You are not forced to use the auto-complete list. You can just type 'jsmith' or 'jo sm' and filter on that without choosing a match from the dropdown list. Confluence will warn you if there is more than one user corresponding to the name you have entered.

ラベルの検索

添付ファイルのコンテンツの検索

Confluence を検索する際、既定値では検索には以下の種類の添付ファイルが含まれます。

• Word
• Text
• PowerPoint
• Excel
• PDF
• HTML

これ以外の種類の添付ファイルのコンテンツを検索するには、添付コンテンツ抽出プラグインを使用する必要があります。詳細情報については、以下を参照してください。

• Existing extractor plugins which you can install on your Confluence site. See this search on Atlassian Marketplace.
• Guidelines on developing your own attachment content extractor plugin. See our developer documentation on extractor plugins.

Search options when using the Documentation theme

For screenshots and a full description, see Using the Documentation Theme.

高度な検索構文

See Confluence Search Syntax for more ways to refine the text you enter into the search box.

Additionally, see Confluence Search Fields for special parameters you can use in the search box to search on various metadata.

Searching Confluence from your browser's search box

If you are using Firefox or Internet Explorer 7 or later, you can add add your Confluence site as a search provider, using the dropdown menu next to the browser's search box.

The example below shows the 'Extranet' Confluence site offered for inclusion as a search engine in the browser's search box.

Screenshot: Adding your Confluence site to your browser's search box

SearchConfluenceAsProvider.png [Confluence 2.10]

OpenSearch 関する情報：

• Confluence supports the autodiscovery part of the OpenSearch standard, by supplying an OpenSearch description document. This is an XML file that describes the web interface provided by Confluence's search function.
• Any client applications that support OpenSearch will be able to add Confluence to their list of search engines.
• Your Confluence Administrator can enable or disable the Open Search feature using the Confluence Administration Console.

便利なプラグイン

Confluence サイトにアドオン（プラグインとも言う）をインストールする前に、アドオンの情報ページをチェックし、アドオンがアトラシアンによってサポートされているか、他のベンダーによってサポートされているか、またはまったくサポートされていないか確認してください。アドオンのサポート については、弊社のガイドラインを参照してください 。

This plugin extends the Confluence search, so that you can search for macro parameter names and values: the Confluence Macro Indexer plugin.

注意

For developers: The rendering of search results in Confluence is pluggable. If you are a developer, you may wish to write your own search result renderer to change how the search results are displayed. For more information, please refer to the following developer document: Writing a search result renderer.