When viewing a ticket, the KB link on the left side of the Jira Service Desk screen does not work.
- When clicked it does not do anything.
- The URL of the link appears to be the URL of the ticket being viewed
- The link stoped working when Jira interface updated to the new interface version
- Only 1 project appears to be impacted (this happens to be the only project which utilizes Confluence )
- Link is working well and KB popup appears on the main project page but not working when viewing individual ticket
thank you
Hey Iliya,
Is the expected behavior that linked KB articles will appear in this section? As far as I am aware, this KB link on the left bar is only for searching and linking to confluence, not issue-specific.
If you scroll down in the ticket to the linked issues section, that is where you will find the related KBs to the issue.
Hello Meg,
The expected behavior is for a popup to appear with Confluence search field (Please see the included picture)
Instead, nothing happens when the link is clicked
thank you
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Do you have a popup blocker installed? Sometimes Chrome and other browsers natively block popups as a setting.
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I do not. I have tried with Chrome and Safari with the same results
Also keep in mind, this happens only on 1 project and only when viewing a case.
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We have the same issue.
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We can get it partially working with giving it a specific confluence space. But the knowledge base purports to allow labels on confluence pages to be a limiting determination of articles to pick - it does not behave and picks articles from anywhere in the Confluence space, not respecting the labels we put in place - we have tuned off this feature as broken.
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