You can create a custom macro method with something like this in it public string GetSiteSetting(string settingKey) { return SettingsKeyProvider.GetStringValue(CMSContext.CurrentSiteName + "." + settingKey) } I don't know if there are any built in macro methods for this, ...

Brilliant! That's worked a treat. Thanks, Nicolas. Matt

Moments after posting that question I tried one more thing: {%QueryString["mykey"]|(user)michalv|(hash)8d3ac52942c43e81ce13242518e7a28d6fdcafcda4b1eb0ccaf6a3887dad87e3%} and it worked. Duh.

Hi, I installed the intranet portal template. I found on the home page of the workgroup, the "Html Envelope -> Content After" property of the WorkGroup_LatestNews and the Workgroup_LatestBlogPosts web parts are both using macro: <a href="~/Workgroups/{%communitycontext.curre...

(sorry, using 6.0.47, and Description is an editable field on the document type)

Just wondering if there's any way (macro or something) to tell if an alternative language version exists for a specific document? Thanks.

Hello, Of course, here is that macro: {% if (CurrentDocument.CultureVersions.Count > 1) { return "alternative tranlation exists"; } else { return "no alternative tranlation"; } |(user)michalv|(hash)aaa8f7d76cbdd8cff5e3b573e760b8a1d658f1b34ee0b3819826fbe194157...

Hey, sorry if I wasn't clear. I'm talking particularly about 'Documents' macro. As long as I know it takes two parameters - string and number. String should be a nodealiaspath so that you can retrieve particular node. I assumed that number would be a nodeid, but it looks like ...

How do I pass data like this $$value:FormInserted$$ into a macro?

Hello, If you are using version 7 then your post is in wrong section, however it actually doesn't change the macro much. You can use the same macro as for version 6 (the one I have mentioned) or you can skip those return parts and split the macro to as many parts as many if...