In our Confluence production instance (5.5.2) there is a page that is very long with a good number of tables on it. About half way down the tables do not render correctly. On edit they will show properly but once you save the data is still there just not the cell borders. I have looked at the code for the page and where the tables are and match the code for the tables above it. They match perfectly. Is there a known rendering issue for long Confluence pages?
Interesting. I've had some experience with large confluence pages and large amounts of tabular data. First and foremost, the first point I must make is the same point that atlassian makes: Wiki pages are supposed to be PAGES, not a BOOK in and of itself. If we're having issues with the quanity of content on a page, perhaps we need to consider splitting this up into multiple pages.
I was under the impression that Apache HTTP Post protocol would be choking on your page size but now I'm less inclined to that thought since you're able to connect and see the same error via http://localhost:port
I'm going to hit you with some more detail questions here:
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Can you confirm that you receive this same visual glitch in all major browsers? Can you also try navigation to http://localhost:8090/ on the host machine and see if you still see the issue there? I'm trying to lock down if this is happening because of the Confluence software or the Apache software.
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Can I ask how long it is, or how much tabular data is on this specific page?
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