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title: "Page analysis diagnostic tool"
canonical: "https://support.appfire.com/space/CPCL/953516116/Page%20analysis%20diagnostic%20tool"
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> Macro (aura-html)


## Overview

The publishing **Page Analysis** diagnosis tool is available on a source space page and a published target space page.

- choose the publishing state byline
- open the three-dot menu in the publishing state dialog box
- choose **Page Analysis**

![cpc_popup_pageanalysistool.png](media://1f3eaab4-c46a-44ce-968f-fa929c667a0d)

The **Page Analysis** tool displays the page's publishing information, including an overview of the publishing configuration and the last publishing action.

![cpc_pageanalysistool_pagemanifest_overview_publishingconfiguration_with_publishingas add-onuser.png](media://e7941792-d2d6-4c3e-881c-16a28af439fa)

 Options are available to display

- **Diagnostics** for the current publishing state of the page
- the publishing **Manifest **(content properties)

The publishing manifest information screen includes an option to export the manifest as a text file. This information can be added to support tickets raised with our [support team](https://appf.re/support).

## Open the page analysis tool

On a page

- choose the publishing state byline to open the state dialog box

![cpc_popup_pageanalysistool.png](media://1f3eaab4-c46a-44ce-968f-fa929c667a0d)

- choose the three-dot menu
- select **Page Analysis**

This opens the **Page Analysis** dialog box, which displays an overview of the current page publishing configuration and publishing state.

> 📝 The **Page Analysis** tool is available on a page in the source space and a published page in the target space.

## Overview information

 On opening the **Page Analysis** dialog box, the default publishing **Overview** screen is displayed. This screen provides summary information about the publishing configuration and the page manifest for the last published action for the page.

![cpc_pageanalysistool_pagemanifest_overview_publishingconfiguration_with_publishingas add-onuser.png](media://e7941792-d2d6-4c3e-881c-16a28af439fa)

> ℹ️ When publishing occurs, for example, when using an applied Comala workflow, the **Publish as add-on user** value is **YES**. This means the app add-on user permissions in the target space were used to publish the page. The Confluence user who initiated the publishing action is recorded as the **Publisher** in the page manifest.

## Diagnostics information

Diagnostics information for the current page publishing state is displayed in the **Page Analysis** tool dialog box.

> 📝 The Diagnostics option is appended with either a **tick** icon to confirm no current publishing issues or an **X** icon if diagnostics include a publishing issue.

- choose the **Diagnostics** option

 Diagnostics issues are displayed for the current publishing status and last publishing action.

- **PASSED**
- **NOT PASSED**

![cpc_pageanalysis_diagnostics_notpassed_oneissue.png](media://62cf9240-f3d5-4efb-a0f0-184ddceb9e78)

> 📝 The **Diagnostics** information option is not displayed when the current page is in the target space.

## Manifest information

Publishing **Manifest** information can be displayed in the **Page Analysis** tool dialog box.

- choose the **Manifest** option

 The publishing **Manifest** is displayed for the current publishing state and last publishing action.

![cpc_pageanalysis_manifest.png](media://dd63d7cf-d040-4dea-b11f-0f2282148694)

The manifest includes the content properties

- **Source Manifest** - source space page including page contentID
- **Target Manifest** - target space page including page contentID
- **Space configuration** - including source space key and spaceID

## Export manifest data

The publishing **Manifest** can be exported as a text file.

On a page

- choose the publishing state byline to open the publishing popup
- open the ellipsis menu
- select the **Page Analysis** dialog box
- choose the **Manifest** option
- choose **Export** to export as a .txt file

![cpc_manifest_export_textfile.png](media://041adfd2-68f1-4279-a51a-24e8a89f05ea)

The default name for the exported text file includes the current page `contentID` and is in the following format for each page:

- in the source space
  - **cpc-export-<s*****ourcespacefilecontentID*****>.txt**

where *<sourcespacecontentID>* is the current source space page `contentID`.

- in the target space
  - **cpc-export-<*****targetspacefilecontentID*****>.txt**

where *<targetspacecontentID>* is the current target space page `contentID`.