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  2. CONFCLOUD-27966

Allow administrators to force urls to viewpage urls + number rather than human readable titles.

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      From https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/130665/always-show-confluence-url-in-page-id-format#comment-131813

      Hello there,

      Our customer would like to configure Confluence so it always shows page URL in following format;

      <Confluence Base URL>/pages/viewpage.action?pageid=<pageid>

      Currently, when it contains only ASCII letters, the URL looks like

      <Confluence Base URL>/display/<Space Key>/<Page Title>

      but they don't want it.

      Any way to achive this requirement? Please let me know.

      Regards,

      Daisuke Niwa

            [CONFCLOUD-27966] Allow administrators to force urls to viewpage urls + number rather than human readable titles.

            Jim Walsh added a comment -

            We need this administrative option as well.  Broken links are a nuisance to deal with.

            Jim Walsh added a comment - We need this administrative option as well.  Broken links are a nuisance to deal with.

            I too have a great need for this at my company, for link hygiene as well as security

            Deleted Account (Inactive) added a comment - I too have a great need for this at my company, for link hygiene as well as security

            Hi guys

            This is quite an issue for larger enterprises where there is a lot of content that is referenced in a lot of different places, can this please be revisited?

            Our use case is knowledge management articles for which we want static links for many users (300+)

            Thanks

            Maree

            Maree Milne added a comment - Hi guys This is quite an issue for larger enterprises where there is a lot of content that is referenced in a lot of different places, can this please be revisited? Our use case is knowledge management articles for which we want static links for many users (300+) Thanks Maree

            +1 for adding this as an option!
            John P reasoned it perfectly well, that is exactly our use case.

            Boris Holzer added a comment - +1 for adding this as an option! John P reasoned it perfectly well, that is exactly our use case.

            +1 for adding this as an option!

            Andrey Kiyanovsky added a comment - +1 for adding this as an option!

            +1 for adding this as an option!

            Can anyone confirm that this technique works under 5.6.6? I see a comment above that it is not functional in 5.6.5. I am on 5.6.6.

            David Luke added a comment - +1 for adding this as an option! Can anyone confirm that this technique works under 5.6.6? I see a comment above that it is not functional in 5.6.5. I am on 5.6.6.

            Shyu Wei added a comment -

            +1 for adding this as an option!

            especially for Chinese users

            Shyu Wei added a comment - +1 for adding this as an option! especially for Chinese users

            +1 for adding this as an option!
            This human readable URL thing is really a pain and very useless if you want to provide stable links. In our opinion one of the biggest disadvantages of Confluence...

            Stefan Derungs added a comment - +1 for adding this as an option! This human readable URL thing is really a pain and very useless if you want to provide stable links. In our opinion one of the biggest disadvantages of Confluence...

            Zhao Xu added a comment -

            It does not work on confluence5.6.5. Is that any way to do this?

            Zhao Xu added a comment - It does not work on confluence5.6.5. Is that any way to do this?

            Arya added a comment -

            +1 for adding this as an option. After all, even Wordpress has the ability to control how page URLs are rendered, and it's had that for ages.

            Arya added a comment - +1 for adding this as an option. After all, even Wordpress has the ability to control how page URLs are rendered, and it's had that for ages.

              jmasson@atlassian.com John Masson
              testtwong Tim Wong (Inactive)
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