My team can no-longer save inline comments on Confluence pages - unfortunately, I can't track down at what point (as it relates to Confluence or add on updates) this issue started occurring, although I first noticed it the 3rd week of January.... I have tried adding inline comments both as an admin and a regular confluence-user with no success. Any help would be appreciated (please note, the issue appears in both Chrome and Firefox browsers).
Chris
This item is fixed (at least for me) in Ver 5.9.6
Well not for me...!! Just noticed that Confluence Cloud is not saving the comments seems somewhat erratic. some pages do some don't.
I think the problem might be only with the Cloud version. No idea why but guessing something to do with the slow server response.
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I'm having the same problem. I'm also pretty frustrated with this customer service process. Is this really the only way to get bug/ technical issue figured out? Is there a customer support person listening here? If so, please help! Inline commenting is a crucial feature in Confluence!!!!!!!!
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Kate,this item is fixed (at least for me) in Ver 5.9.6
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Chris, how do I tell what my version is? Is it a company-wide truth? I was under the impression that my company is always on the latest version because we are using Confluence as an online application.
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I can't speak to the cloud version – sorry. You will need to ask your confluence admin.
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Hi @Chris Mitchell ,
Your question is water under the bridge, but as an alternative to Confluence inline comments, you can try our Talk - Advanced Inline Comments for Confluence app. It levels up your inline comments in Confluence:
These little features make your experience with Confluence inline comments far better.
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We are using the cloud version. We noticed this issue towards the end of last week.
It is easy to reproduce. Simply create a new page with "hello world" on it. Note: there are two spaces between "hello" and "world". That forces a non-breaking space " " in order to retain the double space when rendering the HTML. That is causing the problem.
Strangely, even if you delete all content from the page and start again, the problem persists. It appears the " " is damaging something in the non-editable part of the page.
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I have reported this to Atlassian today, since it is really simple to reproduce using any browser.
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This is also occurring for me on Chrome for Mac. I add a comment and save then receive the error "Could not save the comment" This is on the cloud version.
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Same here. At first I thought it was just chrome. But now I see firefox also cannot save.
I should point out that I can press the save button for a comment. And the marker on the text is indeed shown. But when refreshing the page the comment is gone.
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Still there is some bug with Microsoft Edge. it worked for me with chrome.
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Having same issue on fresh install of 5.10.2. Does anyone know if Atlassian has created a bug for this we can follow?
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We are having the same problem, with a fesh on premise installation of Confluence 5.10.5
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According to my systems admin, the comments reappear after a hard refresh. And sure enough they re-appeared. It's frustrating.
Thanks for taking the time to respond.
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I'm having the same problem. Does anyone know what's going on? This problem also appears in Safari.
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