Hi, I seem to be having problems getting my custom macro to render. I've got substitution macros working no problem, but I'm left with: {#CUSTOMEXPRESSION#} on the rendered output for a custom macro I've added into a doc type transformation. The code is in the same c...

Hello, Are you sure you are using right relationship name? I have tested it and if I set two documents related to my document then I can see them in macro editor as well as the 2 value in the Count property as you can see on the screenshot below: http://i.imgur.com/fari...

Well I have been doing some testing and the macro works for only one instance per template. If I put: {% CurrentDocument.Children.ClassNames("CMS.MenuItem").Count |(user)michalv|(hash)5948f0f97f1dc734ebcc137d12087257e7e40e9f5fe32963e45b5594ad79711a%} {% CurrentDocument....

Hello, No, macros are not resolved automatically. However if you place them directly to some text area in editing mode (editable region, static text, text areas on master pages, etc.) those macros are resolved. You can test it and place for example the Static text web part ...

Hi, the "sender.AllowParameters = false" is the right way to go here. I'm wondering why is this causing you issues. Could you post your macro here? Maybe along with the screnshot of the page you are using it in? You should pass this property of the sender object in your ...

Hello, Unfortunately this is not possible with the context macro, as it is able to access only the value from the saved form entry. It does not have access to the name of the option in the definition of the form field. There are two ways to achieve what you need. Either ...

Just to clarify you are in Site Manager>Administraton>Users>select user>Custom Fields tab? If you're setting visibility in the code behind on that custom fields page, you can simply use this code:UserInfo ui = (UserInfo)EditedObject; ui.IsInRole("roleName", "siteName");I...