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  2. CONFSERVER-13308

Restoring a deleted page should restore it to the original location

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      Taken from http://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-13277

      According to this document, http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Restoring+a+Deleted+Page, and every version of this document in past versions of Confluence:

      When you restore a page, you are retrieving it from 'Trash' to the same location in the space where it existed before it was deleted.

      This is not the case. When you restore a page, the page is restored to the root of the space, not to it's original location. Example: spaceroot > First > Second > Third. If you delete Second and then restore, Second is now located at spaceroot > Second.

      It would be much better if the deleted page was restored to it's original location. Note that when this change is made, CONF-13277 should be updated to ensure that the documentation correctly describes the actual behaviour.

              barconati BillA
              mhrynczak Mark Hrynczak (Inactive)
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