I am trying to embed pages within pages and use the page tree macro to more cleanly structure our company's internal wiki but am receiving errors when I try.
The page I am trying to embed and reference for the page tree is the "test page"
The "test page" exists, is referenceable, and contains placehodler text. It also includes a "test sub page"
When published, we receive 2 errors
Sometimes the root page error even shows up in a different language...
Any ideas on how to resolve this?
This is a big blocker for our team at the moment as we are currently unable to use these macros for any pages....
Note: on a whim I changed the page title to a single word "Architectural" as opposed to "Architecturally Significant" and it worked. So something buggy in the selector / autofill that omits whatever special character is needed for whitesapce in the page title. This is really lame...
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REPOSTING TO ANSWER LIST INSTEAD OF THREAD REPLY, So if it works for Stephen (or others), he(they) can vote it :-)
@[deleted] I ran into this problem the other day I believe... restating:
Here's what I did to fix it (and I believe the way it's designed to work, although it doesn't feel as intuitive as it should be, so hence why each of us ran into this issue):
Let me know if that solves your issue (if you still have it).
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hey this works but it doesn't resolve the issue described in the OG topic.
i can link the HOME of an entire space but that is not something i want to do, i want to link to specific page in that space and then the problem still exists
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Same problem here, seems to happen only when referencing another space's page tree.
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I'm having the same issue too. Particularly when the root page is a page containing sub pages. It seems to work fine just using the space as the root.
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I'm seeing the same issue on multiple pages when I try to use the Page Tree - any guidance?
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Welcome to the Community!!
So you are trying to include the root page in its child page?
Can you try including the different page?
Thanks,
Pramodh
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Hello,
Have you tried to move the page / copy the page to see if it changes something?
Second time (or you post twice maybe) I see this kind of problem. If this is not your second post, I start thinking it could be a bug!
Please try my suggestion and give us some feedback so we can try to understand what's going on!
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I've been experiencing the same issue and was unable to remedy it by moving/copying the page.
All pages that I've attempted to include are now giving the "Unable to render" error, even though I successfully included them within the same pages earlier this week and no permissions have been changed since then.
I've been seeing a handful of other complaints about this in the community and am thinking that it is in fact a bug.
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I am having the same issue since like 1 month or something like that. This used to work for me for sure but now it has stopped working. In my case it is displaying the bug in 2 different languages (spanish and english).
of course i am reffering to a page in another space but that should not be the problem! how come such easy bug is not fixed?
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