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Keep getting the error when publishing page - "your work is safe, but there's an issue"

Simon Shao_djo5p4

It started a week ago when I'm trying to publish edited page content on Confluence Cloud, using Chrome.

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I tried to refresh the page, and publish again, the same error appears.

When I close the page, the original content is showing.

In order to publish the content, I will need to go on Chrome incognito mode or another browser (e.g. MS Edge).

Did anyone come across the same issue before? What would be the problem?

Accepted answers

Peter Bengov

Hi @Simon Shao

If it works on incognito or another browser, it might be a cache-related issue.

If evan clearing cache doesn't work for you - a ticket to Atlassian support is in order.

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Peter Bengov

Hi @Simon Shao

If it works on incognito or another browser, it might be a cache-related issue.

If evan clearing cache doesn't work for you - a ticket to Atlassian support is in order.

Simon Shao_djo5p4

Thanks, Peter. After I clear the browser history and cache, it works now.

ingrid_berendt

@Peter Bengov - Any other suggestions? I am having the same problem and I also cleared the cache and browser history, and that didn't help me. Thanks.

David Mitchell_7kaqcx

I had this same issue. Refreshing and hard-refreshing the browser multiple times did not resolve it. I didn't clear my cache and browser history, because I don't think you should have to sacrifice their browser history to get something to save properly.

What I had to do was open the same page in an incognito window. That displayed an empty page. I then copied my content from the original browser window into the document contained in the incognito window and saved it. Then simply closed out the browser tab containing the original session.

It's not something you should necessarily have to do, but when all else fails, this will work without having to clear cache and browser history.

Jon Knowles

None of the above works for me! It's really infuriating. Incognito, a. n. other browser, full cache clearance &c, deleting the drafts and trying again.....

It appears to affect further publication on the branch upon which the problem occurs. Working around by moving to another branch on the same tree (for the time-being and the purposes of maintaining sanity) means I can continue sideways but I have NOT found a way to continue with the affect work.

Ultimately I may have to try replicating the entire branch of work as a nearly named duplicate and then remove the diseased piece but this is very problematic when your 25 deep into a list of documents and then cannot add the remainder!

David Mitchell_7kaqcx

You shouldn't have to do that much bending-over-backwards to make the product work. Have you opened a support ticket? If you do, please share a link as I'd like to follow it.

Niccolo Antinucci

Hey David, it's actually not still working for me.

Niccolo Antinucci

Would you suggest to create a ticket then?

David Mitchell_7kaqcx

Yes, absolutely.

Allan Bryan Tiongson

Not sure if this will work for everyone having this problem. Just go the Page history, then select one version and restore. After i did that, the error is gone. Thanks.

Paulo Pedroso

This one worked for me. Many many thanks.

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