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Bug
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Resolution: Obsolete
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Medium
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2.1.5
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None
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Linux with Confluence Version: 2.1.5a Build:#411 16.03.2006
Browser: Firefox 1.5.0.2 Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.8.0.2) Gecko/20060308 Firefox/1.5.0.2
I have a Confluence page with the following content:
# Create the databases:
#* run command {{D:\Python23\Scripts>python foo d:/repo/foo/test.db initenv}}
#** Project Name: {{Test}}
#** Path to repository: {{d:/repo/svn/foo}}
#* run command {{D:\Python23\Scripts>python foo d:/repo/bar/test.db initenv}}
#** Project Name: {{Bar}}
#** Path to repository: {{d:/repo/svn/bar}}
If I click Edit and switch from Wiki Editor to Rich Text Editor and back the markup has changed to
# Create the databases:
#* run command {{D:\Python23\Scripts>python foo d:/repo/foo/test.db initenv}}#** Project Name: {{Test}}
#** Path to repository: {{d:/repo/svn/foo}}
#* run command {{D:\Python23\Scripts>python foo d:/repo/bar/test.db initenv}}#** Project Name: {{Bar}}
#** Path to repository: {{d:/repo/svn/bar}}
thus breaking the list structure as it removes the linebreaks before the "Project Name" list items.
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[CONFSERVER-6046] Switching between rich text editor and wiki editor breaks markup
David Soul [Atlassian]
added a comment - Jari,
Thanks for pointing this issue out, fortunately it has been fixed for Confluence 2.2 with updates to the Renderer. I have confirmed that the bug is only present when using Firefox for 2.1.5, so using IE for affected pages may be an acceptable workaround in your case. Otherwise, an upgrade to 2.2 will solve the problem for you. Hope that helps.
David
David Soul [Atlassian]
added a comment - Jari,
Thanks for pointing this issue out, fortunately it has been fixed for Confluence 2.2 with updates to the Renderer. I have confirmed that the bug is only present when using Firefox for 2.1.5, so using IE for affected pages may be an acceptable workaround in your case. Otherwise, an upgrade to 2.2 will solve the problem for you. Hope that helps.
David 
Jari Mäkelä
added a comment - The
tags are not part of the wiki markup. Sorry. 
Hi Jari,
Thanks for pointing this out to us - I've confirmed that this is only an issue in Firefox (regardless of OS being used) - Internet Explorer (PC) seems to display it fine.
Thanks
-Shaun Razzaque