Hello, You can use this: <%# CMS.CMSHelper.CMSContext.CurrentResolver.ResolveMacros("<macro>") %> Best regards, Jan Hermann

I'm attempting to display the phone number from a specific document. I found the Documents macro, and this seems like a perfect solution, however it won't return any data from fields of the document type. Below is the macro in question. I'm placing this in the content area ...

I think this can be done with a macro in "Page" view on CMSDesk. I want to give my Content Editors the ability to display "Form" fields of another document. I've created an 'article' document and want to reference it's article text from another page. I think the macro is su...

Hi, That is exacly what I described in my post above and also FroggEye: // Macros string[,] macros = new string[2, 2]; macros[0, 0] = "UserName"; //this is the username macro used in the template macros[0, 1] = ui.UserName; macros[1, 0] = "Password"; //this is the...

Hi, That is exacly what I described in my post above and also FroggEye: // Macros string[,] macros = new string[2, 2]; macros[0, 0] = "UserName"; //this is the username macro used in the template macros[0, 1] = ui.UserName; macros[1, 0] = "Password"; //this is the...

Hi Richard, I have tried that aswell. But no luck with that :( Thanks

Hi Richard, I have sent the email with my CMSCustom.cs file. Regards, KJ

The {% getdocumenturl() %} macro seems to only get default.aspx for me when trying to set up the post to facebook control.

Is there a macro I could call in the visibility field of the repeater to check and see if it is being edited?

Thanks Jan. I've attempted with both {% @%} and {% %} and they both fail with the same message. I'm on 7.0.36.