Hello, you can use the encode parameter for the macro to resolve HTML. Please see here: Macro expressions for more details. Best regards, Helena Grulichova

I see that the insert poll button on the toolbar uses a poll macro. Where is this macro documented? Does this take any additional parameters to customize the poll, or do I have to develop it myself?

How can I use values from a transformation in a macro that's inside a transformation? Here's an example transformation or what I'm trying to accomplish: <li<%# CMS.CMSHelper.CMSContext.CurrentResolver.ResolveMacros("{%currentdocument.nodealiaspath|(tolower)|(contains)<%#...

Hi, you need to create a custom macro, how to do it in version 5.5 R2 is described here: custom macro development Best regards, Ivana Tomanickova

Hi, You will need to create a custom macro. This macro will check whether the region is empty or not and return true/false. The macro can be then used in the visibility setting for given web part. Best regards, Juraj Ondrus

Hi, Your workaround looks good. Let us know the results. The # in the macro is the signature sue to the macro security. It is possible to turn it off. Best regards, Juraj Ondrus

Hello, You are welcome and please don't forget when using K# together with macro parameters that there has to be no space or a new line between the macro parameter and the closing macro bracket: |(handlesqlinjection)false#%} Best regards, Jan Hermann

Is there an UI or something that can allow me to disable the user security thing other than adding @ at the end of the macro ? What happens to people with more than 100 macros ? I have to manually add a @ at the end of each macro?

Hi, I found something regarding the macro encoding. You can use the encode macro function. For example: {%macro|(encode)false%} Could you please try that? Kind regards, Richard Sustek

Hello, The {%CurrentDocument.NodeClass.CodeName|(user)michalv|(hash)c5353be97032eff084407c9e20d38f26ec1804fd57a6b35c6c556ad3229c2ba7%} returns the class name, however it seems to me that you haven't placed that macro as a global administrator. Could you please remove the ha...