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Suggestion
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Resolution: Timed out
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NOTE: This suggestion is for Confluence Cloud. Using Confluence Server? See the corresponding suggestion.
In Confluence 2.2, we migrated to using IDs for attachments on disk, in order to solve problems with the character encoding of filenames on some operating systems.
We see many problems with attachment filenames in URLs, usually due to Tomcat's URL encoding setting. We should use attachment IDs in the URLs for attachments in Confluence. This would automatically solve many of the problems.
The only potential issue is around browsers that might use the URL in order to provide a filename when downloading an attachment. Some browsers might also sniff the URL to determine the content-type, resulting in different ways of displaying a document. We need to test these, and work out a suitable workaround.
- is blocked by
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CONFCLOUD-15653 Add a way to access attachment objects by Id in the Confluence API
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- is related to
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CONFSERVER-8729 Use IDs for attachment URLs
- Closed