Guys, I'm at a loss here...
I created an article with confluence and now I want to access this article via the knowledgebase of my project, as this is the only place where I can get a public link for my users.
If I create an article within the knowledgebase area of jsm, it is directly visible and shareable.
What is the difference here?
Edit: I somehow was able to do this in the past, but it does not work anymore.
Hi Rebekka,
thank you for replying, but I'm not sure if I can answer those question correctly.
"i assume that you created the article in a space that is connected to the knowledgebase?"
I really don't know. I have my project and that creates an area, right? So I already have a lot of articles within that area.
Upon publishing my latest article, I select that area and even some branch I created underneath that. I publish it with access open to everyone, but only selected may edit the page. I don't see any other restrictions.
The article has the kb-troubleshooting-article as tag, but others without the tag are also already visible to users.
About the public link thing: Was this changed recently? And would it maybe only affect new articles and not the ones that are already created?
I understand that option as public links for confluence, which is something I do not want. It should just be available in the knowledgebase area of my project.
I hope I don't sound totally stupid...
Hi @Jörg Müller
i assume that you created the article in a space that is connected to the knowledgebase?
Are there any page restrictions on the page or a parent?
Is the knowledgebase set up in a way where articles are filtered by label?
Also: Are public links deactivated in your Confluence? It needs to be allowed in general and can then be activated per space and page: Share content externally with public links | Confluence Cloud | Atlassian Support
No need for JSM and connecting the space as KB.
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Hi Rebekka,
forget my other answer, it seems it only took 1 hour or so to appear in the knowledgebase...
Many thx for your input!
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