Is there a way to to lock a Confluence page for editing purposes?

Robbie Lee June 27, 2011

I have a coworker who would like to know if there is a way to lock a Confluence page for editing purposes--so that other user cannot edit the document at the same time.

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Stefan Kleineikenscheidt _K15t_
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June 27, 2011

To lock a page, you can use page restrictions (Tools > Restrictions): Then select "Restrict editing of this page" and click "me".

David at David Simpson Apps
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June 27, 2011

This will at least prevent others from editing the page :)

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Where do i find "Tools"? I don't see this anywhere..

David at David Simpson Apps
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April 26, 2019

Try the "..." button on at the top right of the page -- it used to say "Tools", but is now more cryptic

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June 27, 2011

if you are talking about locking attachmens:
checkin/checkout is not supported with default Confluence features, but there are a couple of plugins that are built to solve this problem:

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Raphael December 18, 2017

I also meet the same questions. it seems in new version , they have a new feature called "Collaboration Editing", then we can limit how many users can edit a page at the same time.

I find in old version, many users editing one page may cause database deadlock.

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Susan Vineyard February 11, 2016

I have an additional question.  Is there a way to check-in check-out a space?  Sure, I can do it with permissions, but I'd like to have something easier and more transparent.

 

Thanks

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Robbie Lee June 27, 2011

document = Confluence page

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Stefan Kleineikenscheidt _K15t_
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June 27, 2011

What do you mean by document? A page or attachment?

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