When I create a new page I use brackets [page name] to create a new page. In the past Confluence created a new page and copy pasted the page name into the new page. Is this changed?
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Hi Tim,
you're right. Clicking such a link to a page that doesn't exist yet, opens "Add Page" without a page name. Same in my environment.
I didn't recognize that yet, because this is not my usual way to create a page. But unfortunately I can't give you a reason, why this behaviour has changed.
Older versions took your value of "page name" out of your braces and used it to pre-populate the new page when clicked (obviously, existing page names link to the existing page)
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Within the same space Confluence page titles should be unique. It has been this way since the beginning :) https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFSERVER-2524
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Mizan, this is not the issue I tried to report.
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Sorry, I misunderstood your query
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No problem, Mizan.
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