Use a report of site issues to diagnose problems in your site and improve a site’s quality.
The Site issue report in Scroll Sites lets you review a summary of all issues found in your site during or after a site update.
Access the Site Issue Report
To access the report of site issues:
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From the My Sites screen, click the card that has your site’s name.
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From the left sidebar, click Site issue report.
The Site issue report will open with a table listing all issues found for your site.
Click the arrow icon in the far left of a row to expand more details about the issue.
Click View all or View more in the Site issue report screen to expand the full list of site updates.
(Re)view Site Issues
The site issue report includes a table where each row represents an error, warning or suggestion found for your live site. Each row includes the following information:
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Issue: Indicates the type of issue found in the site (e.g. Broken Attachment).
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Content: Links to the Confluence page that contains the issue, so you can fix it.
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Last published: Indicates in minutes, hours or days how long ago the page was last published to your site. If the page isn’t published yet, you will find a
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Content source: Indicates what content source (Confluence space or Scroll Document) the problematic page belongs to. This field will be empty if the issue is for the site in general.
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Live content: Links to the problematic page in the live site, so you can get a better idea of the problem. This field will not appear if the page isn’t published yet.
The site issue report will also indicate if your site update failed entirely. In those cases, the report will show you a Retry update option which you can use to manually trigger a new site update.
A common cause for a failed update is a macro that references content that is no longer part of the site - for example a Child Pages macro whose parent page was archived, moved out of the site's content sources, or deleted. Because a site update is applied as a whole, none of your pending changes go live until the issue is resolved. Update or remove the macro (or restore the page), then use Retry update.
Understanding historical issues in the report
The Site issue report accumulates issues across all past site updates. It's not limited to your most recent one. Each time a site update runs, any warnings or errors found during that update are recorded and remain in the report.
This means you may see many more issues listed than were generated by your latest update. Many older entries may have already been resolved by a subsequent update as the report does not automatically remove issues that were fixed in later updates.
Focus on the issues from your most recent updates. Older entries are historical and are likely no longer relevant to the current state of your site.
Check out Preview and Check Content to learn how to make effective use of this and other reports in Scroll Sites in order to improve your site’s content quality.
Common Issues:
Duplicate content URL
Two pages would produce the same URL path within the same content source, or within the same version of a content source, for example because they have the same title. Scroll Sites automatically appends -1 to keep the URLs unique and flags the affected pages. To resolve it, give the page a distinct title or set a custom URL path.