When editing a page an old version of this page is shown instead of the latest/current version.
We now reverted to an old version of the page and started editing from there. As this applies to a lot of pages we are looking for a more "structural" solutions.
Any ideas?
In Edit mode, (Elipse ... ), Revert to previous version:
Thanks for the suggestion. I can confirm that this helped in our case.
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We are also experiencing the same issue. I had previously shut down CE due to another issue we were having with it. We just upgraded to 7.13.7 (server) and I had turned it back on on Monday. Now we are experiencing the same issue with users going into a page in Edit mode and an older version suddenly appearing. This is a HUGE problem.
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We are also experiencing the exact same issue, and there is no resolution in sight. We currently have CE disabled.
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Hello @Marcel Plomp (inactive) ,
In Confluence, when we edit a page it connects to latest Published version.
You can check with others, May be someone restored an old version or , Opened any old version page from History.
Thanks,
Anvesh
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No. That is not the case. No old version were restored.
I have a test user available for....euh ....testing. He sees the latest version in the Published mode,. So he is viewing the page as it should be.
When he start editing something totally different shows up....and that is basically the first initial version of the page.
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We had the same things start happening out the blue yesterday. We haven't done any updates on Wiki recently, so it isn't related to that. I did find if they click on the button with the three dots next to Close in the Edit screen they were given an option to "Revert to last published" which set the Edit page back to the most recent version.
It would however be nice to know what caused it to start happening in the first place an whether there is a global fix for it.
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We have 7.4.6 Data Center with 1 node (as far as I know )
Can you add a screenshot as I do not see the three dots you describe?
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We don't see them in the bottom right corner, unless we are in Edit mode.
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AH....now I remember...
I posted this in February.....and more or less forgot about it.
In the mean while we discovered that this had to do with the Collaborative Editing mode. Only when that is turned on, the three dots you mentioned show up.
Anyway, at the time I seemed that too many people had far too many drafts in their personal profile. When those were deleted and we turned off Collaborative Editing, it all worked fine.
Now I have turned CE on again, and I will wait for the first user that runs into the same problem again.
Thank you for the reaction anyway. :)
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At the risk of being an annoying "same here" comment...
I just had a similar issue. The published page was on version 12. Clicking the edit button took me to, I believe, version 2. As previously indicated, "Revert to last published version" restored the edit page to version 12.
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Has anyone found a cause for this? I see that in Marcel's last post, they implied the probably was too many drafts in their personal profile? Could that really be the problem?
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