Hello. I updated a page by importing a word document rather than updating the page inline via Confluence. I had chosen to replace the current page, but I did not realize that it will change / break the url; perhaps because I may have renamed the title.
Is it possible to point it back to the original page title?
PREVIOUS VERSION:
Name: ESI Specific - Adobe Campaign 101 - Enhanced Service Initiative - ConfluenceURL: https://confluence.capgroup.com/display/ESI/ESI+Specific+-+Adobe+Campaign+101
NEW VERSION:
Name: ESI-Specific-Adobe+Campaign-101 - Enhanced Service Initiative - ConfluenceNew URL: https://confluence.capgroup.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=206669632
If I do a page restore from its original version, does it change the url back to its original page?
Thanks!
Both URLs should work actually. You can read more about URL formats in https://confluence.atlassian.com/confkb/the-differences-between-various-url-formats-for-a-confluence-page-278692715.html
After testing this I believe the problem is in "Export to Word" saving the file with pluses ("+") instead of spaces (" "), and then when importing back into Confluence the page gets renamed.
If that is the case and you see plus signs in the page title, a solution for you would be to edit the page in Confluence and change its title back to what it was before - probably just replacing all "+" with space. As long as the page title is same as it was before the import, the original pretty URL will start working again.
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