I am trying to create my first table of contents but get the message "error loading the extension!".
When I click to edit the macro, it shows a correct preview (which I have blurred here):
Postscript When I published the page, the TOC showed normally.
Any ideas please?
It is also happening to me! :/
dido!
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Same here.
In addition, the TOC is not displayed in the page preview mode. However, it is properly rendered once the page is published.
Edit mode:
Preview mode:
After publishing:
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Me too
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also happening to me
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same happen to me ~ any one know how to solve this ?
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I created a support ticket.
https://getsupport.atlassian.com/servicedesk/customer/portal/23/JST-573645
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Hi All, heard back from support. This issue is linked to a known issue that is being worked. No ETA, but here is the issue tracking the problem:
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This was happening to me, too. I was able to get a working toc by adding a "Table of Content Zone" to my document and then moving all of my content into that zone.
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It worked for me without adding the "Table of Content Zone".
My issue is just that when I insert the Table of Contents, Confluence displays the message "error loading the extension!". As the TOC works properly after I publish the page, the issue is just the spurious and misleading error message. In the scheme of things, not a major issue, but confusing.
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Sadly this issue is happening to me to and I don't see the ToC load when I publish the page...
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ToC is at least publishing correctly. I've not heard anything from the Atlassian support ticket yet.
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The Toc macro displays "error loading the extension!" and does not publish correctly.
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I have the SAME EXACT ERROR MESSAGE when trying to create TOC. This used to be so easy! Please help.
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Same issue!
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same issue here :(
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The Toc macro displays "error loading the extension!" and does not appear when the page is published.
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Disabling the "Legacy Editor Blueprint" in the space settings resolved this issue for me.
So essentially, we have to choose between a proper wiki editor, that encourages linking, or the ability to use page advanced macros. Thanks, Atlassian! SMH.
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Same here! But I only see the error message, publishing the page shows the table
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me too!
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