Importing anything to anything else is always a hit or miss. A couple of months ago I tried to import various HTML doc sets into Confluence and the results were subpar. From empty pages, to everything crammed into a single page... and formatting was all over the place. Some images were there, some were missing.
This is not your fault, or Confluence's fault, or the HTML's fault. There's just way to many variables in the entire route that inconsistencies will occur.
I first tested with all my 232 html files in the zip. Started that yesterday; there still is no space created.
Just now, I created a zip with only 3 html files with their images folder. The space was created fast. Soon after, the pages appeared. Now after 20 minutes, these pages are still empty.
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hmm.. how were the html files & zip generated? With the latest ones, did you get the notifications?
Have you tried one single simple html file with no image? Like below just to verify whether it is a source file issue or confluence issue?
<html><head><title>Test Page</title></head><body><h1>Test Heading</h1><p>This is a paragraph of text to verify import.</p></body></html>
If that works, then you could improve the test to include the image to verify whether your site handles the images. Check whether you get the notifications for these simple tests.
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I created my 232 files by exporting the pages from another online documentation system to an xml file, and then converted that with a python script to html files, one html per page, and an image folder with the same name as the html file. Then all added that folder to a zip.
A simple html with only text works. When I add an image, I see a replacement image with 'Preview unavailable' and 'External media file'.
I also checked my html files. They look very simple: head, title, body (with h1, p, src and inline styling).
I then tested with 2 html's: the simple one with 1 image and 1 of my 232. Result: the simple one shows the text and a replacement image. The other one is empty.
Still received not a single notification, not by e-mail, not in Confluence.
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