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We have many broken links in one of our Confluence Spaces that contains roughly 750 pages. Is there a way I can generate a report that lists down all the broken links across the space?
https://gsuite.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/YASH/overview
you can refer this link, here in the overview of space it will enlists all the pages that you have created in your space
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The link is nonsense, yes.
But if you go to your space overview as a space admin, it will list them.
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I want something more like a report that would list all the broken links a space contains.
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then go to spaces>my spaces>space details(you will find this towards right)>content tools>export
you will get option pdf/xml/html select the option and click next
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Hi,
You can try this one: https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/confluence-how-to-validate-links-952603062.html
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Thanks for sharing the link, Piotr. But this does not work for the Cloud instance. We are running Confluence Cloud.
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There is no way to do this on Cloud - all the "tricks" need access that you don't have on Cloud.
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If you are open to it, you can try exporting your space to a single page HTML, and then use a text editor that supports regex to extract a complete list of links.
For instance:
Find > .*?(https://docs.confluence.[a-zA-Z0-9\.\/\-\+]+) and replace it with $1\n
That'll help you get a complete list of links, and you use automation to test them.
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Think the article has been move to here:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/confkb/confluence-how-to-validate-links-952603062.html
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