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When I'm viewing a KB article as a customer on our portal I get the following error at the top of the page
Hi,
I got the same error, but today it no longer appears...
Same here.
It's gone this morning !
Just checked on multiple browsers and system, all seems to be fine.
Atlassian must have fixed something on their end.
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Welcome to the community.
I assume you linked you Confluence KB space to the JSM project.
What is the permission setting?
In Confluence Global Permission settings is Confluence access enabled for JSM users?
Or do you have IP restrictions set on Confluence, this could cause issues. Or Did you change the name of the Confluence Space?
For both the last options see KB article here, to see if you can resolve it.
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Thanks, I'll check this out. interestingly that it isn't showing the error when using the sandbox
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Good day, I'm also getting this issue. Has this been resolved for you @Robert Nichols ?
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Not found a solution yet to this yet. still looking. The fact I'm not seeing it in the sandbox suggests that maybe it might be a component I have in one env and not the other.
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Hi @Robert Nichols welcome to the community. Is it a large article? Is this the only article this happens too? For testing purposes, have you tried creating a duplicate article and see if the duplicate has the same issue? Do you have a few test customers you can try it with? Does it happen to other customers?
I took a look at Atlassian's jira page (jira.atlassian.com) and didn't see anything specific.
Is the page straight text?
Just a couple of thoughts.
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I've tried a few different pages it seems that all pages have the same error. Even really simple test pages with just a few lines on.
Although I don't see any problem, or anything missing on the rest of the page.
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