Hi, thanks for an update. In aspx page code, you can directly access the CMSContext... Anyway, the macro expressions can be resolved in code using string CMS.CMSHelper.CMSContext.CurrentResolver.ResolveMacros(string inputText) as written in the DevGuide Appendix A - Ma...

Hello, Can you please let us know what you are using for macros within your newsletter, and what you are receiving when the macro is resolved. An Email macro that will resolve the recipient e-mail address in a newsletter would look like: {%Email%} You can use macros...

Hi John, You can use a ToInt macro - “(toint)<default value>”, which converts the result to integer, if not successful, uses the default value. So, in your case it could be: {?a|(default)0|(equals)0|(truevalue)2|(toint)0?} For more information about macro expressions...

Hi John, Oh, I've got it! You probably don't insert your macro through the macro engine (It has to be used, when you want to resolve other types than string). So please click on that little black arrow next to the Top N field and place your macro there. Now it should be wor...

I've gotten around the problem by not passing the classname as a parameter, but instead getting the classname from within my custom method from CMSContext.CurrentDocument.NodeClassName (which for some reason isn't available as a macro). This still doesn't address the proble...

Hi, yes you can create a custom macro method. More details you can find here: Custom macro method The topic is also discussed in this thread: http://devnet.kentico.com/Forums/f58/t24420/Registering-Custom-Macros.aspx Best regards, Ivana Tomanickova

Hi Sergey, I don't get your following instruction: For your webpart, in System settings -> Check permissions use following macro (click on arrow): "{%CurrentUser.IsInRole("_notauthenticated_")|(user)michalv|(hash)e210d655afd4fc446a1801f684090d169dac16cd843f610c770f4f382a...

Hello, I suggest you to create your own custom macro, which will check, if a current user doesn't belong to the special group and if does, then it returns false and you can use this macro for setting the Visible property of your static text web part. Best regards, Jan H...

Hello, Could you please try a live URL without the macro? Could you please try to place the macro into a static text web part into the content property and place it on the live site so you can confirm that the macro is resolved correctly? Best regards, Boris Pocatko

Hi, You can register a custom macro method which determines if a document in question is assigned to some category. For more information I would like to point you to the following article: Registering cutom macro methods. Best regards, Michal Legen