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  2. CONFSERVER-25635

Cannot Create Tables of Contents for imported pages from a different wiki

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      When the user import a page from a different wiki that is not from Atlassian and then include a table of contents , all the links point back to the old wiki. If I create a new table of contents all of the links seem to point to the top of the page rather than the header that they should.
      We tested and removed the headers that are not working and added new headers and it seems to work but if we added more headers without removing the old headers the problem persists. It seems a malfunction in TOC if we import from a different Wiki.

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          Bernardo Acevedo [Atlassian]

            [CONFSERVER-25635] Cannot Create Tables of Contents for imported pages from a different wiki

            Steve Haffenden (Inactive) added a comment -

            Hi Bernardo

            Thanks for taking the time to raise this issue. As this has been on the backlog for 2 years no with very little movement in that time I'm going to close this issue as won't fix, I believe that this better reflects the status of this issue.

            If the problem is raised again in the future we will readdress it.

            Regards
            Steve Haffenden
            Confluence Bugmaster
            Atlassian

            Steve Haffenden (Inactive) added a comment - Hi Bernardo Thanks for taking the time to raise this issue. As this has been on the backlog for 2 years no with very little movement in that time I'm going to close this issue as won't fix, I believe that this better reflects the status of this issue. If the problem is raised again in the future we will readdress it. Regards Steve Haffenden Confluence Bugmaster Atlassian

            Bernardo Acevedo [Atlassian] added a comment -

            User informed this:

            The headers that I am importing happen to have
            anchor tags. Like this: <h2> <a href=headerTitle>Header Title</a></h2>
            If I use firebug and work around the missing functions of your editor to
            remove those anchors, then your macro creates a valid table of contents.
            Even if I take a page created entirely within Confluence and just stick an
            empty anchor <a></a> in front of the header, it confuses your Macro.

            Bernardo Acevedo [Atlassian] added a comment - User informed this: The headers that I am importing happen to have anchor tags. Like this: <h2> <a href=headerTitle>Header Title</a></h2> If I use firebug and work around the missing functions of your editor to remove those anchors, then your macro creates a valid table of contents. Even if I take a page created entirely within Confluence and just stick an empty anchor <a></a> in front of the header, it confuses your Macro.

              shaffenden Steve Haffenden (Inactive)
              bacevedo Bernardo Acevedo [Atlassian]
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