"Zero-config TOC as retractable sidebar" is a significant feature to navigate long policy documents. Slab has it OOTB:

This still doesn't work in 6.13.8 Enterprise and I don't have admin permissions and our admins are persnickety (since we have a very large enterprise instance) and they hate to do anything "special." And if it doesn't function perfectly (see the indent problem) they won't even think about deploying it. I don't even have a platform where I can try the fix.

The current Confluence Users <anual indicates this should work, but in addition to not fixing bugs, Atlassian doesn't bother to fix documentation.

Sebastian, that does indeed fix the links. Thank you for that! However, it also seems to break indentation for the ToC regardless of whether you specify it yourself or just go with the default. Does the same happen for you or anyone else here as well?

Hi, I have set up a small workaround to fix the problem.

First, I added a class in the macro:

{toc:maxLevel=2|class=skowio-sidebar-contents}

Then I built some javascript logic, which replaced the path to a fragment and removed the query. In other words, before each link a # was placed:

<script type="text/javascript">
AJS.$(window).load(function() {
    AJS.$('.skowio-sidebar-contents').find('a').each(function() {
        AJS.$(this).attr(
            'href',
            '#' + $(this).attr('href').replace(/(\?|&)src=sidebar/g, '')
        );
    })
});
</script>

Just past it in the textarea under Admin Settings -> Custom HTML -> At end of the HEAD

Can you solve this please?

Why is broken functionality from an upgrade listed at a low priority? 

We just upgraded to 6.3.4 and now the TOC in the sidebar no longer works... the links are broken.  Can you fix this please?!

We have this bug on 5.9.4 and 6.5.1 versions

We are facing the same issue in 6.0.3.

Would like to understand when this issue is going to get fixed?

Doesn't work with Confluence 6.2.0 either...

Any idea when it might be corrected ? What shall happen to change the priority from low to... higher ?