Hi Ankit, The {%URLReferrer%} macro returns the value of HttpContext.Current.Request.UrlReferrer. Tthe URLReferrer macro is set when the session is being created, meaning only on the first user's request. I hope this will help you. Best regards, Martin Danko

Hello, you can use a cookie macro and then resolve macro in transformation: <%# CMS.CMSHelper.CMSContext.CurrentResolver.ResolveMacros("{@cookie_name@}") %> Best regards, Martin Danko

Hi Eric, I'm afraid that the only solution in this case is to write your custom macro. Best regards, Martin Danko

Hello, There is probably a problem in combination of quotes and apostrophes. Please use following macro instead: <a href='{% internal = "192.168"; if (internal == Substring(IP, 0, 7)) {return "http://someinternallink"} else {return "http://someexternallink"} |(user)micha...

Hi, The custom relations ship names are not populated - this would require adding them manually - and basically adding every custom thing to the macros would be an overkill. I used this macro and it worked just fine: {%CurrentDocument.RelatedDocuments.Any.Count|(user)mi...

Hi guys, Currently working on an email template (Forums.NewPost). Wonder if you could help with this {%link%} macro - could anyone tell me where the property for the domain exists? On output it currently doesn't contain www. The site domain name does contain www. T...

Hi Josh, have you tried one of the Macro Parameters? E.g. trim or limitlength? Best regards, Martin Danko

Hello, Please try using K# syntax to create this macro with IF statement where you will check the current user roles: devnet.kentico.com/docs/6_0/devguide/index.html?ksharp_syntax.htm e.g.: {% if (CurrentUser.IsInRole("Collaborative")) {"User is in Role"} else {"Not in ...

I'm attempting to hide a repeater web part via the visible condition if a product is representing the bundle type. I've done this with other conditions, but I can't figure out how to check and see if a product is a bundle or not via macro. Any ideas?

Ok, thats helpful. So you aren't looking for the current user. Have you tried using UserSettingsUserID.Value? You might also need to do some type checking as well in your macro.