I am fetching the value of the custom field from OM_Contact as @Advanced.ContactInfo.CustomFieldName@. How can I get the value and assign to a variable? When I do Variable1 = Advanced.ContactInfo....

I have a page type that can inherit it's metatitle from the root page.The root page's metatitle is @{%DocumentName%}@I am using page.GetInheritedValue(@DocumentPageTitle@).ToString() which only ret...

Hello! I'm hoping someone can help me.Based on a macro from a previous thread ( https://devnet.kentico.com/questions/get-page-name-where-web-part-is-located-with-macro ), I'm able to pull up the na...

Hi,I've added a new HeaderImage field to the Page Menu Item type, and I have a hierarchy of menu item pages in content tree.I would like to be able to show the HeaderImage on a page, if it is selec...

I'm new to learning about using macros and K# to create expressions. I'm sure for some of you out there this will be child's play. I have a Kentico form with a drop down list where the first option...

I've created a custom field that I'd like the user to select a year from a drop down list. I have used the following macro expression to populate the dropdown:y = DateTime.now.year-50; x=DateTime.n...

Greetings,Is it possible to create a macro expression that gets the list of contact emails from a specific Contact Group? Then use that list of emails for the Recipient field in the Email Notificat...

Greetings, I've built an online form with two important fields that dictate which regional office’s department will get the notification form. Here’s the deal – I’m using a macro expression to list...

Hi,We are getting tons of MACRORESOLVER error on one of our pages and I was able to pinpoint where it is coming from. We have a macro in a static html web part like the code below and I can't figur...

Macros have long been a friend to any Kentico developer. Whether it’s one of many built-in methods or a custom one, these little code blocks can be powerhouses when it comes to developing your applications. One of their best aspects is their ability to be contextual, based on the user that inserted it.  While this very powerful, using macros between instances often resulted in broken or invalid macros, when it came to security. In Kentico 11, we’ve solved that challenge with macro identities.