Starting from Talk version 2.1.0, you can search talks by text and commenters. To search by text, use the talk keyword:

 

talk:"do that ASAP"

 

To search by commenter, use the talkUser keyword and a commenter's user name, first name, last name or full name:

 

talkUser:"User Name"

 

Starting from Talk version 2.3.0, talk update date range search is also available. To search for talks updated within a certain date range, use the talkUpdated keyword. The date stamps are in numeric 'yyyymmdd' format:

 

talkUpdated:[20141201 TO 20150201]

Besides, with the help of  Confluence Search Syntax, you can:


Use the standard Confluence Search field in the header to enter your query.

The search queries syntax is the following:

QuerySearchExamples
talk:"some text"By text in discussions

talk:release

talk:"do that ASAP"

talkUser:"User Name"By commenter (by user name, first name, last name or full name)

talkUser:asmith

talkUser:Alex

talkUser:Smith

talkUser:"Alex Smith"

talkUpdated:[yyyymmdd TO yyyymmdd]By talk update date rangetalkUpdated:[20141201 TO 20150201]
macroName:talkFor Talk macromacroName:talk

talk:"some text" AND talkUser:"User Name" AND talkUpdated:[yyyymmdd TO yyyymmdd]

(variations are possible)

 

macroName:talk AND talkUpdated:[yyyymmdd TO yyyymmdd]

By several terms

talk:"do that ASAP" AND talkUser:asmith AND talkUpdated:[20141201 TO 20150201]

talk:"do that ASAP" AND talkUser:asmith

talk:"do that ASAP" AND talkUpdated:[20141201 TO 20150201]

talkUser:asmith AND talkUpdated:[20141201 TO 20150201]

macroName:talk AND talkUpdated:[20141201 TO 20150201]

Make sure to include your query in double quotes if it contains spaces.