I just did that myself. Works beautifully. Thanks!

Use localization macro: {$=Default language|en-CA=English language$}

Hello, Yes, that is right. When you write a macro, you are in macro editor or in some web part field or in some other field etc., but not on the current document, so the current document cotext is missing there, whilst when you are pointing to the RootDocument, then the mac...

Thanks, Helena! :-)

Thanks, the first suggestion there works, as follows: {% foreach(item in users_active) { ResolveMacros("\r\n{%item%\} <br/>\r\n") } |(encode)false|(user)michalv|(hash)dfb0bd24840c85d7dac928c1b200e52349a84f24b5172d5a31788e9fb2522c93%}

Thank you! this macro works perfectly!

{% TreeProvider tree = new TreeProvider(CMSContext.CurrentUser); DataSet documents = tree.SelectNodes(CMSContext.CurrentSiteName, "./%", "en-us", false, "CMS.MenuItem"); if (DataHelper.DataSourceIsEmpty(documents)) {"../%"} else {"./%"} |(user)michalv|(hash)ea187c5c74f6ce43f...

Wouldn't a path macro like /{0}/{1}/% work?

Hello, You are welcome. You can practically use any context macro which is listed in our macro editor. To find out how to open a macro editor please read the Entering macros section from following documentation: Macros Best regards, Jan Hermann

Solved. If anyone happens to be interested, i used: {% if (QueryString.GetValue("Sort")==null) {return "DocumentName ASC";} else {return QueryString.GetValue("Sort");} |(user)michalv|(hash)0ec11238a99b85d8b25e1bbe1baef3b532699c4b3b4057a0303e5fe550672be7%}