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Why is the Confluence page name appended with the text "JIRA issues" each time I edit the page after adding scaffolding macros?
After creating a scaffolding form on a page that uses the JIRA-ISSUES macro to show JIRA issues, ",JIRA Issues" is appended to the page name each time a change is made to the page. Removing the JIRA macro stops this behavior so it appears that it and the scoffolding plug-in is causing this behavior since it did not occur prior to adding the scaffolding macros to the page. Ex: Original page name is "Test" after editing the scaffolding data twice the name is "Test, JIRA Issues, JIRA Issues".
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Inappropriate?Yeah, this is a bug that popped up with Confluence 2.10 I believe. We don't have a good workaround for it presently. What's happening is that the {jiraissues} macro was modified recently and now contains a hidden field with the same name as that which is used for the page title. As such, the two titles get automatically joined together and you get the extra ", JIRA Issues" text on the title.
The only workaround I can think of presently is to use something like {show-if} to prevent the JIRA issues macro from rendering while in Scaffold Edit mode. Something like this should work:
{show-if:action=view}
{jiraissues:....}
{show-if}
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Aha! I wondered why this was happening in a user's page, but she was having other troubles and I didn't look very hard at it. Thanks! -
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