Troubleshooting

Contact Refined support if you experience any issues.

After you filed a ticket, we may ask you to provide additional troubleshooting information:

Browser log

The console log tells us whether there are any errors when the page is being rendered. The network log shows us the requests that are sent between the server and the browser.

Go the page where the issue occurs.
Right-click the page > choose Inspect element. The inspect area may open in different positions or in a separate window, based on your browser and settings.
Go to the Console tab and the Network tab to look for errors, which are usually marked in red or purple. If available, click the triangle icon (console) or log (network) for more information about the error.

If the console log or network log is empty, reload the page.

Browser cache

If you can’t see the recent edit you’ve made in Refined, it might be because the browser has cached the content. Force the browser to clear the cache and to download the most recent version of the page and its styles:

Browser	Keyboard shortcut

Browser	Keyboard shortcut
Chrome	On Mac: `cmd` + `shift` + `R` On Windows: `ctrl` + `F5`
Safari	`cmd` + `alt` + `E`, followed by `cmd` + `R`
Edge	`ctrl` + `F5`
Firefox	Follow these instructions.

Service Entitlement Number (SEN)

All customers who have installed an app from Refined have a Service Entitlement Number (SEN).

If you are a Confluence admin, you can find each app’s SEN number under Manage apps > Refined. If you are the billing contact of the license, you can locate the SEN number on my.atlassian.com.

Safe mode

To enter safe-mode in Confluence:

Go to General Configuration > Manage apps.
Click Enter safe mode, located below the list of installed apps.
When Safe Mode is on, enable only the Refined app.
Recreate the issue you were having, and report your findings back to Refined Support. If the issue still occurs, we’ll know it has to do with the Refined app. If it doesn’t occur, it’s likely caused within another app or by a conflict between Refined and another app.
Go to Manage apps > Exit safe mode and restore previous configuration.

Confluence support file

To generate a support file with information about the Confluence instance setup and application logs:

In Confluence version 7.11 and up, you can prepare for easier troubleshooting by going to General Configuration > Logging and Profiling in the left-hand menu > adding a message to mark the logs.
Go to Confluence and perform the action that is causing the issue. This will populate the logs with information.
Follow these steps to create a Support zip. Click Customise zip and remove all logging except Confluence application logs.
Download the zip file and send it to Refined support.