Summary

      The Notifications/workbox icon is missing from fresh installs of Confluence 6.6.6

      Environment

      • Confluence 6.6.6

      Steps to Reproduce

      1. Install Confluence 6.6

      Expected Results

      The notification icon will be seen

      Actual Results

      The notification icon is missing

      Workaround

      Add the following to the HEAD section in Custom HTML.

      <script type="text/javascript">
          $(function(){
              $('#header .aui-iconfont-notification').addClass('aui-iconfont-workbox-empty');
          });
      </script> 
      

            [CONFSERVER-55968] Notifications icon is missing

            Minh Tran added a comment -

            If you're running the Confluence 6.6 Enterprise release, a fix for this issue is now available in Confluence 6.6.7, which you can find in the Download Archives.

            Minh Tran added a comment - If you're running the Confluence 6.6 Enterprise release, a fix for this issue is now available in Confluence 6.6.7, which you can find in the Download Archives .

            Sattesh M added a comment -

            Had a customer where the workaround script below had to be placed at the end of the BODY section, instead of the HEAD.

            <script type="text/javascript">
                $(function(){
                    $('#header .aui-iconfont-notification').addClass('aui-iconfont-workbox-empty');
                });
            </script> 
            

            Sattesh M added a comment - Had a customer where the workaround script below had to be placed at the end of the BODY section, instead of the HEAD . <script type= "text/javascript" > $(function(){ $( '#header .aui-iconfont-notification' ).addClass( 'aui-iconfont-workbox-empty' ); }); </script>

            Hi Alex,

            Yes, it works. Thank you very much!

            Regards

            Michal

            Michal Gawlik added a comment - Hi Alex, Yes, it works. Thank you very much! Regards Michal

            michal.gawlik, you could try the following workaround building on chrisa1487413245's solution. Add the following to the HEAD section in Custom HTML.

            <script type="text/javascript">
                $(function(){
                    $('#header .aui-iconfont-notification').addClass('aui-iconfont-workbox-empty');
                });
            </script> 

            Alex Yakovlev (Inactive) added a comment - - edited michal.gawlik , you could try the following workaround building on chrisa1487413245 's solution. Add the following to the HEAD section in Custom HTML. <script type= "text/javascript" > $(function(){ $( '#header .aui-iconfont-notification' ).addClass( 'aui-iconfont-workbox-empty' ); }); </script>

            Chris Anderson added a comment - - edited

            Hackish workaround.

            Create a text file with the following content, save to a web server:

            setTimeout(func, 400);
            function func() {
                document.body.innerHTML = document.body.innerHTML.replace('aui-iconfont-notification', 'aui-iconfont-workbox-empty');
            } 

            In the Custom HTML section of Confluence Administration (/admin/viewcustomhtml.action), add the following to the End of the HEAD section (replace the url with where you saved your file and its name:

            <script type="text/javascript" src="/path/to/fix.js"></script>
            

            This will automatically replace the incorrect CSS class after 400ms, which should be adequate time for it to load in the first place. The icon will pop in to place and it will look to the user like the icon just took a little extra time to load.

            Chris Anderson added a comment - - edited Hackish workaround. Create a text file with the following content, save to a web server: setTimeout(func, 400); function func() { document.body.innerHTML = document.body.innerHTML.replace( 'aui-iconfont-notification' , 'aui-iconfont-workbox-empty' ); } In the Custom HTML section of Confluence Administration (/admin/viewcustomhtml.action), add the following to the End of the HEAD section (replace the url with where you saved your file and its name: <script type= "text/javascript" src= "/path/to/fix.js" ></script> This will automatically replace the incorrect CSS class after 400ms, which should be adequate time for it to load in the first place. The icon will pop in to place and it will look to the user like the icon just took a little extra time to load.

            Hi Folks,

            Any workaround for this issue?  My boss wants to see 666 on the production ASAP 

            Regards

            Michal

            Michal Gawlik added a comment - Hi Folks, Any workaround for this issue?  My boss wants to see 666 on the production ASAP  Regards Michal

              alyakovlev Alex Yakovlev (Inactive)
              nlopez@atlassian.com Nancy Lopez
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