One of our Confluence users came across pages that they had created that were not showing in the tree.
They were able to replicate the problem for me.
The user now knows not to create a page under a page that has not been published, but my question is; "Where was 002" hanging out?
Thank you,
David
This is an old post but I found a bug that seems to be related: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFSERVER-91138
I know this may not help the original poster, but maybe it helps others like me who are confronted with this and only find this post :)
If I understand corretly, you are hitting Create 002 before publishing 001. In that case, 001 only exists as a draft (should be in your lists of drafts), and therefore won't appear in the page tree.
And I think when you hit create while on 001, 002 was created at the root level, and won't appear in the page tree. You would need to go to space tooks, and reorder pages to verify that is where it was.
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