I mention myself （http://CONFLUENCE-SERVER-URL/display/~w）in confluence page editor，such as
张伟
when I save page，it's failed.
HTTP POST log
http://CONFLUENCE-SERVER-URL/rest/tinymce/1/drafts
{ "statusCode": 400, "data": { "authorized": true, "valid": false, "errors": [ { "message": { "key": "xhtml.transformer.cannot.unmarshal.link.withName", "args": [ "张伟" ] } } ], "successful": false }, "message": "Validation failure when converting format"}
response：
Java Log
https://pastebin.mozilla.org/9076062
Hi Team,
So as an update after working on this issue with Wei, turns out the issue is somehow related to the local browser as the @ mentions are cached locally on the browser.
So, in future if anyone sees this issue, try Ctrl+Shift+Del and delete all the browser data, or if you're confident, go to Developer Tools and clear the local storage.
Thanks,
James.
Hello Wei,
Thank you for your help!
Regards,
Shannon
Wei,
Thank you. In your example, I assumed '张伟' to be the name you were mentioning, but it has 2 characters. In your last reply you said they're 1 character, but I'm not able to mention any users in my 6.6.0 instance with one character.
Could you try the recommendations from this article, however?
Resolution There is no exact solution to this problem until the problematic entry is found and sanitized directly in the database or after a reindex. The reindex methods are:
There is no exact solution to this problem until the problematic entry is found and sanitized directly in the database or after a reindex.
The reindex methods are:
Re-index Confluence in the UI
Rebuild Index from Scratch
In the example above, the index issue was specific to an user so we can run in the UI:
Open this URL in your browser: <Confluence-URL>/admin/force-upgrade.action
Select *userIndexingUpgradeTask* in the Upgrade task to run from the dropdown list.
Choose Force Upgrade.
Let me know if you have any questions.
'张伟' is my fullname;
'w' is my username.
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