Hi, Could you please try the following macro: {% PortalContext.ViewMode == "Edit" |(user)michalv|(hash)f464d95c0b2286e3ae68f62e8207dc5e052cd81bf1a84850bfee053df04c87d0%} I hope this will help you. Best regards, Martin Danko

Hello, Please remove those spaces in your query string macro to make it work: {?ItemNumber?} Best regards, Jan Hermann

Not sure if that is provided or not but when you're creating a macro you can see the ones that are available in the list. I'd also suggest downloading this macro tester Karol created as it helps considerably when you are attempting to create a macro yourself. That macro test...

Also my macro is placed inside App_Code/Global/CMS/CMSCustom.cs I checked the 'MacroResolver' class and there is no method called AllowParameter.

Don't copy and paste the macro and don't just type it in, use the Insert Macro feature if you haven't already. I'm able to get it to work without a problem.

What are you using for a query? Macro? The standard use of {%ColumnName%}works just fine for me in a webpart.

You can try the macro below replacing your ID for the CategoryID in the Filters. {%GlobalObjects.Categories.Filter("CategoryID == 1").CategoryName.ToString() + SiteObjects.Categories.Filter("CategoryID == 1").CategoryName.ToString()|(user)michalv|(hash)927eb64bda216d1c48de2...

Nevermind... figured it out... just change the # to @ to disable macro security checks and that did it. Like this:{%Customer.CustomerCompany@%}, {%Customer.CustomerOrganizationID@%} just placed an order on {%CurrentSite.SiteDomainName@%}

Then you need to unsign your macro. You can do this by adding the # sign like so{% yourMacroText Goes-HERE %}

Hi all, I am getting the following error on Server 2008r2 when I import a site. "The worker thread has been aborted, this might have been caused by the application restart. Please check if the action succeeded and repeat the action if not.” I was wondering if there is a fi...