Bugs

The article is published and there are no restrictions on the frontend, so this button should work.

When the language is initially created/synced, the glossary article is created but is not linked to the other languages. When the language is resynced, the article is duplicated as a separate article.

Search results aren’t prioritizing articles based on keyword relevance as effectively as before. Articles with partial title matches (e.g., using part of the title) aren’t consistently appearing in the search results. Searches for common keywords within titles don’t always return expected results, impacting article discovery. Adding keywords to articles doesn’t seem to influence search ranking or priority as much as before. Search queries with multiple keywords don’t always yield relevant or expected top results, even if one keyword is uniquely associated with a particular article. The search functionality doesn’t appear to be contextual, as results for similar or related terms aren’t reliably returned.

The Swfity AI Chatbot responses contain a link at the end that redirects to the Homepage. Instead of linking to an article or to a category, it links to the Homepage of the KB.

This seems to be happening in both editors and in different scenarios: When we use the html editor (in the old editor) and create an html element and set id on it e.g. <h1 id=test>Test</h1> then close the editor and reopen it, the html element will be changed to <h1 id=test-1>Test</h1> When you publish an article using the new editor, all custom HTML id tags are removed. This also happens when we switch from the Source code to the text editor. It seems this feature is not supported in the new editor. Index numbers are automatically added to the TOC link ID's. The indexnumbers change when you add or remove TOC items completely messes up all external referrals to the chapter.

When we replace a file using the "Replace" feature in the Files Manager, the Articles don't update and they show the content from the Old URL.

When syncing a new language, we experienced the following issues: The categories are duplicated in the navigation tree and they link to the same content. Some categories weren't translated and although articles appear untranslated in the dashboard, they are translated when you access the editor.