The Edit Article screen allows updating an existing knowledge base article and is accessible atDocumentation Index
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/it/knowledge-base/:id/edit.
Overview
The Edit Article page loads the existing article viauseKnowledgeBaseArticle. If the article is not found, a fallback message is shown with a back button. The form is rendered via the KBArticleForm component pre-populated with the existing article data. Two additional action buttons appear in the page header: Archive (visible unless the article is already archived, calls archiveArticle and redirects to /it/knowledge-base/manage) and Delete (opens a confirmation alert dialog, calls deleteArticle and redirects to /it/knowledge-base/manage). On save, updateArticle is called and the user is redirected to the article read view.
Who it’s for
RequiresIT_PERMISSIONS.VIEW (outer ITViewGuard). The article read view gatekeeps the edit button behind it.knowledge_base.edit permission; the route itself has no separate permission wrapper.
Before you start
- You must hold the
it.knowledge_base.editpermission to reach this screen from the article read view. - The article must exist.
Steps
Navigate to edit
From the article read view (accessible to users with
it.knowledge_base.edit), click the Edit button.Archive the article
Click Archive in the top action area to archive the article. This redirects to the article management list.
Key concepts
- KBArticleForm — Shared form component used for both creating and editing articles.
- archiveArticle — Sets the article status to archived; the button is hidden if the article is already archived.
- deleteArticle — Permanently removes the article; action is irreversible.
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Documentation sources
Documentation sources
- src/routes/it.tsx
- src/cores/it/pages/knowledge-base/EditKnowledgeBaseArticlePage.tsx