The PDAC1 is quite picky when processing property information in a properties table. It assumes that there is only plain text for the property name and the property controls. If an author copies a value from another web page as a property value, this text may contain additional HTML span or div elements. These elements are not rendered, but they are considered to be part of the value definition.

This problems can be manually solved using the Confluence Source Code Editor. The author simply needs to remove the extra HTML elements that have been added.

The comma-separated unique identifiers of the projectdoc documents to process.

The properties of these documents are cleaned. This includes the name, the value, and the controls of all properties. If a property is marked with preserve, this particular property is skipped and not cleaned.

 Flag to control whether a new version should be created. If set to false, the document is saved without creating a new version. Defaults to true to create a new version.

 The optional comment for the version. If no new version is created, the current comment is overridden.

If checked, the process also cleans up the child documents of the specified document.

If this boolean request parameter is set to true, not only the document specified with the id parameter is cleaned, but also all of its children and their children.

The comma-separated HTML tag names to remove from the property values. Defaults to span, div, p.

Select the names of HTML elements you want to remove here. If you set at least one element, the defaults are no longer taken into account. If you want to add additional elements to the defaults, you need to add the defaults as well.

The list of comma-separated properties to cleanup. If none is given, all properties are cleaned. Note that properties with the preserve control are never cleaned.