I was adding content to a Confluence page during a meeting, and clicked the wrong button somehow and the content disappeared. While I had not 'Published' the page updates for a period, it was still showing as 'Saved' while I was entering content. However I cannot locate a version of the unpublished page with those changes - it could not be accessed by undoing, going backwards in Chrome, and is not visible in 'Drafts' or as a 'Previous Version'.
Is there anyway to recover this content, or is it gone forever?
Hi @Donna Annetta ,
Welcome to the community !!
Hi Ralwan.
Thank you for the feedback below.
I was editing an existing page, which I also Published part way through the meeting, and then continued to add text into. it in Edit mode Looking at the History, the only version I can see is the previously Published version. However, the top of the screen was showing the work as 'Saved' throughout.
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@Donna Annetta
Did you click on Edit icon on the present page and check if the unsaved changes are present or not ?
When you are modifying the page, the changes are saved as draft. It is showed only in page after you click Publish, till then it will be drafts.
Version of a page is created only when you click on Publish
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Thanks again Rilwan. We went back to Edit a few times yesterday, and history, and nothing was available.
I think I have to accept all of my work is gone, despite the indication it was 'saving' in some capacity as I worked. I guess I'm used to Microsoft, and will need to remember when using Confluence to hit 'Publish' more often, or go back to Word.
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