I need a solution to this issue. I need the Jira information and table of contents in my PDF. 

I have a solution that worked for me using Confluence 7.19.1 and allowed me to export things and use a Table of Contents (TOC)

• Insert the TOC wherever you want it on the page
• Insert a "Page properties" macro anywhere on the page above the TOC macro
• Set the "Page properties" to be hidden
• Copy/Paste the URL of any of the Jira issue you want to link into the "Page properties" macro
• Publish your page and now the Jira issues should all show up with proper status when exporting to PDF!
• Go into Jira and remove the linked confluence page if you don't want it linked

Hopefully that workaround helps you out! 

this annoying Issue is still here in Confluence 8.9.1...

This is a really annoying issue. We can build great summary pages with Jira links in confluence, but exporting them for the customer really looks broken. This needs to be fixed at least for the Jira ticket integration.

Showing the real title and status should be possible.

This issue persists in Confluence 8.0.2

Confluence version 7.13.7 is also impacted with this bug.

This issue is driving our teams (and management, who relies on PDF reports since they don't want to log into Jira or Confluence) nuts.

None of the workarounds except item 5 are useful.  Printing the webpage from Confluence often has semi-transparent blocks at the start of some pages or covering sections, negating its' use as an effective workaround.  

Seems that this should be an easy fix - why Long Term Backlog?  (i.e. freezer, might as well be honest and say "won't fix"). 

Just get it fixed, can't be longer than a day or two for a developer.  Seems the PDF engine just needs to look at the links and wait for a transition for each for anything OTHER than "Getting issue details"

Version 7.1.2 is affected, too.

One or two words about the suggested Workarounds:

1. Using account with Confluence Administrator role to export the PDF => For a general user it is useless.
2. When using the 'Table of Content' macro; disable the 'Printable' option - TOC will not be displayed when your Confluence-page is exported in PDF; => If if export a page I usualy want the whole page, with the  'Table of content'
3. Use 'Table of Content' macro only at the end of a Confluence-page, after all your JIRA-links are mentioned on the impacted Confluence-page; => at the end of a page, the TOC is useless. I need it in the beginning, to not having to scroll the whole page down... if I am at the end, I already have scrolled it all dwn...
4. Do not use 'Table Of Content'-macro the impacted Confluence-page; => that is a poor suggestion
5. Exporting the Confluence page to PDF via the internal print functionality ('export to PDF') in the browser. => that is a poor suggestion, too

This stopped working altogether, regardless of the presence of a Table of Contents macro on the page....

LONG TERM BACKLOG = will never fix ?

Also in 6.15.x