Hello, I'm able to edit an existing page, but I can not create a new page. It tells me Can't save changes. Otherwise everything seems to be working fine.
I've unlogged and re-logged, without changes to the behavior. Any ideas what I should look for?
Hello @Martin Dumont ,
We don't have enough information to try to determine where the issue is. What happens actually when you try to save the page? Do you get any error message? Anything else?
In case you don't get any error:
Cheers,
Dario
I took your advise and created another space. This new space has 0 issues. My two other spaces have the same "cans't save" problem.
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I've just tried backuping the space , deleting it, restoring it. Same as before.
I just openned it to everyone, same problem.
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Hi @Martin Dumont ,
So, if my understanding is correct:
Is my understanding correct?
If that's correct, it seems to be the case that those spaces were having some restrictions set before and that's what can be causing the issue.
Indeed, as written in the Confluence Cloud plans documentation page:
Permissions aren't customizable and anonymous access isn't available on the Free plan. If your site has always been on the Free plan, everyone who can log in to your Confluence site can view, add, and edit spaces and pages. If you change to the Free plan or migrate from Confluence Server to the Free plan, existing global, space, and page permissions will be kept in their current state, but anonymous access will be disabled. You'll need to upgrade again to change permissions or enable anonymous access. Read more about Permissions and restrictions in the Free plan.
Therefore, can you kindly try to open up the space to all users as described in Permissions and restrictions in the Free plan:
Open up a space to all users
After you switch to the Free plan, any permissions you’ve set on a space will remain in place. If needed, you can open up the space to all users. This will let anyone with access to your Confluence site view the space, add pages to it, and more.
(!) You won’t be able to undo this action. If you need to reset the space permissions, you’ll have to go back to one of our paid plans.
Click the space’s name in the sidebar.
Click Space settings > Permissions.
In the Upgrade for space permissions box, click Grant all users permissions for this space.
Click Grant permissions.
Please try to open the space to all users and let us know if this solves the issue.
Cheers,
Dario
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Indeed it seems that permissions are bad.
If that's correct, it seems to be the case that those spaces were having some restrictions set before and that's what can be causing the issue.
You are correct. the thing is that I have tried setting "grant all users permissions", but the problem is still there.
I'm about to return to paid plan, unless you want me to try something else.
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Hi @Martin Dumont ,
At this point we have 2 options, and you have to choose which one fits best your needs:
Let me know what's best for you.
Cheers,
Dario
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OK, let's try that before going back to a paid plan. Please open a Ticket.
Thank you very much for your help.
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Hi @Martin Dumont ,
Thanks for waiting. I have opened a support request on your behalf (JST-559315).
Once the ticket will be assigned make sure to grant access to your instance to the assigned engineer.
Have a nice weekend.
Cheers,
Dario
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