Hello. I suppose you used this macro {%usercity%} manually, not selected from Data selector in macro resolver. Unfortunately, this approach does not work for custom other, than defined fields in data selector, so if you want to return any other value, you need to use custom...

Hello, You can create custom macro for that purpose, which is described here in our Developer's Guide: http://devnet.kentico.com/docs/devguide/appendix_a___macro_expressions.htm You can grab exactly the code from there and use it like this: {#CurrentTime#} This cus...

Hi, You can add a page title for each document manually in its Properties tab -> Metadata section in CMS Desk. Or, you can use macro expression as well as you can create custom macro for this purpose which ill fit your need. Best regards, Juraj Ondrus

Hi, you can create your custom macro that will compare actual time with preset time and return bool value. Than in Properties of webpart (in Visibility part) insert this macro code: {% ProcessCustomMacro("your_custom_macro_name", "") %} Best regards, Ivana Tomanickova

Hello, you could use a custom macro in Separator property. The macro could check current mode (you can use CMSContext class to check it) and return the appropriate string for Separator property. Best regards, Helena Grulichova

Hello, you could create a custom macro which can contain the condition about current context and can return the appropriate HTML code. Please see the Macro documetation for more details. Best regards, Helena Grulichova

I answer to myself... I found that to use in the ECommerce email template the macro describe for the Invoice, i have to write them like this : Invoice : ##PRODUCTLIST## Email : {%PRODUCTLIST%} Somebody know why? Anyway, i have another problem These macro use somm...

Hi, You will need to use custom macro in the where condition, where you will read the numeric value from the query string parameter (index) and in the code of the custom macro, in some SWITCH or IF statement you will convert this value to logic value which will fit the WHER...

Hello, I would recommend you to check this article about macros. You can also try to use the "(default) " keyword in the macro, for example: '{?parameter|(default)2001-01-01?}' This displays the date "2001-01-01" if the parameter is null. Best regards, Boris Pocatko

If I am creating a macro such as this to control the visibility of a web part... {%if (cmscontext.currentpageinfo.documentname == "About Us") { "false" } else { "true" }|(user)michalv|(hash)0310a1c4424853ff6d4e8d03b9ee9a4c00963508f4d9aa375c11828270ddbddd%} How can I spec...