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Type:
Suggestion
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Resolution: Fixed
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Component/s: None
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Environment:Server: RHEL5, PostgreSQL 8.3, enterprise J2EE container
Client: Firefox 3.6.13, MacOS 10.6.6
The user docs for confluence 3.4 indicate that users should use the "Web Link" option for adding links to new pages:
http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Adding+and+Removing+Links+in+the+Rich+Text+Editor#AddingandRemovingLinksintheRichTextEditor-LinkingtoaNonExistentConfluencePage
This is completely counter-intuitive, as links to new pages would never be web links, especially as the url hints "http://" by default.
I've been using confluence since v.1.4, and this is one of the first times I've been completely stumped (obviously I know how to do this in the wikitext editor).
I suggest either:
a) adding a "Create 'New Page' link to: <page name user typed in> in the auto-suggest drop-down list, perhaps above the entry for "Search for '<page name user typed i>'" (probably the preferable option), or
b) adding a "New Page Link" option on the left of the link editor
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CONFSERVER-21616 Allow autocomplete for links to allow linking to an undefined page page
- Closed