Is there a way to always display the tinyurl in the address bar of the browser and not the non-permanent "nice url"? Please no simple "no", if not out of the box possible (developer/admin answer expected)
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Although it is "technically" not possible, you could of course use a crazy hack instead. I haven't tried this in a production instance, but you could try it. You would need to add the following to the custom HTML:
<script> AJS.toInit(function() { if (AJS.params.browsePageTreeMode === "view" && history.replaceState) { history.replaceState(null, null, jQuery('link[rel="shortlink"]').attr('href')); } }); </script>
This only works in IE10 and above.
Hi,
@Stephen Deutsch: Nice approach, in a first test it worked in all current browsers. Update: As long no content tries to make a postback which is not possible to this kind of urls
@Rodrigo Girardi: Ok thanks, I added a comment.
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Hi Dirk,
As everyone stated, there is no way to accomplish that by design of the application.
I've created this feature request for you: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-39561
I recommend to comment there requesting this functionality and vote to increase the priority and the chance to be implemented in the future.
I hope this helps!
Cheers,
Rodrigo
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No.
Confluence always tries to use the human friendly title. If it can't because of funny characters it doesn't support in urls, it will use the page-id. There's no option to use the tiny urls.
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