I installed Draw.io add on in my JIRA instance and enabled it, but when I try to add a Diagram to an issue, I get 404 "Oops, you've found a dead link". What am I doing wrong?
JIRA Server: 7.0.2
Draw.io: 4.2.3.0
I have the same error if use symbol # in name of diagram.
Which version of the plugin are you using?
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Hi David,
Version of confluence (server) 6.3.4
Version of DrawIO 7.2.4
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This thread relates to Jira server.
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Hello,
I experience the same problem: 404 "Oops, you've found a dead link". I am running on Jira Server 7.3.4. with draw.io plugin enabled. Any hints on how to solve the issue?
I already had the plugin cache cleared.
regards, Han
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@Strukton Service Account GITWhat other plugins do you have installed?
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Try disabling the Lucidchart plugin, that's known to break ours.
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And update the draw.io plugin
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Hi David,
works like a charm, thank you!
Could you please put this in a FAQ list?
Han
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Which one worked?
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I disabled the Lucidchart plugin, and suddenly draw.io was working fine :-)
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I updated the plugin in the meantime, all is still working fine!
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Hi Boris, I just sent the server logs to the email address provided. I also cleared plugins cache and it's still not working. The generated URL is: http://[our server address]/secure/editDrawioDiagram.jspa?issueKey=YVR-111
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Could you email the server logs to support@draw.io. In the meantime, you could try clearing the plugins cache and see if that helps. https://plus.google.com/+DavidBenson/posts/1K6tr9MEnWM
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Hi David, I updated my question with that information, and yes, it's enabled.
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What version of JIRA server is it and what version of the plugin? Does the plugin show as "enabled" in the manage add-ons screen?
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I have the same error if use symbol # in name of diagram.
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draw.io for Server or Cloud?
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