Creating Section and Columns using Jira MarkupBuilder with Structured Macro

Shereen_6v6gl6

I am new in Jira and I am creating a post-function that will create a Confluence Page.

I want to write the storage format using an XML builder and I have the following code.

<span><br>// write storage format using an XML builder<br>def writer = new StringWriter()<br>def xml = new MarkupBuilder(writer)<br><br>xml.'ac:structured-macro'('ac:name': "section") {
    'ac:parameter'('ac:name': "border","true") 
    'ac:parameter'('ac:name': "width","100") 
        xml.p("This is a Section") 

        xml.'ac:structured-macro'('ac:name': "column") {
            'ac:parameter'('ac:name': "border","true") 
             xml.p("This is a Column") 
        }
}<br><br>// print the storage that will be the content of the page<br>log.debug(writer.toString())</span>

My goal is to create a section with a column using a structured macro but it is not working as expected as it only creates the Section part.

PD Sheehan

I think you are missing the body containers.

Try it like this:

import groovy.xml.MarkupBuilder
def writer = new StringWriter()
def xml = new MarkupBuilder(writer)

xml.'ac:structured-macro'('ac:name': "section") {
   'ac:parameter'('ac:name': "border","true")
   'ac:rich-text-body'{
      xml.p("This is a Section") 
      xml.'ac:structured-macro'('ac:name': "column") {
        'ac:parameter'('ac:name': "width","100") 
        'ac:rich-text-body'{ 
           xml.p("This is a Column") 
        }
     }
  }
}
log.info writer.toString()

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This way to can output your xml, and paste it directly in a page to test it.

Or edit a page and see the resulting xml immediately (and edit it if necessary)