Atlassian recently changed something that broke all multi-page copying, they have since released a fix for that issue. CONFCLOUD-70325 goes over those details. While this fix will work for all pages that have been copied since its release the pages copied while it was broken will not be editable. CONFCLOUD-70492 was created to fix these pages.
If you can't wait for that release, (understandably) a few workarounds have been found to allow you to edit the page. They seem to work somewhat inconsistently and some only work once and then you have to repeat them again. Alternatively, you can delete the copies and copy them again from the originals.
- clearing the cache, logging in and out, and repeating the cache clearing.
- Click edit > ... > view changes > then return to current version
- Create a new bookmark on any page in your browser.
Edit the bookmark: change name to 'Fix page' (or any other suitable name) and change address to the following:
javascript:fetch('/wiki/rest/tinymce/1/content/' + /pages(\/\w-)?\/(\d)/g.exec(location.href)2 + '/draft/diff').then(() => console.log('Page fixed')).catch(() => console.log('Error'));
Save the bookmark. For convenience move it to some easily accessible place (for example Bookmarks Bar in Chrome).
Navigate to the page that you can't edit and invoke the added bookmark. You should now be able to edit the page. - Navigate to the page that you can't edit and open Developer Tools (Chrome), Web Inspector (Safari) or the alternative in your browser.
In the Developer Tools open Console.
Paste the following code to the console and press Enter
fetch('/wiki/rest/tinymce/1/content/' + /pages(\/\w-)?\/(\d)/g.exec(location.href)2 + '/draft/diff').then(() => console.log('Page fixed')).catch(() => console.log('Error'));
You should see the "Page fixed" message, and after that you should be able to edit the page.
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