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setMacroJsOverride for macro with no parameters

robert_egan_305

I have a macro with no parameters. All the content is in the body.

In the past I have called setMacroJsOverride to define an 'opener' callback. I still want to do that with this macro, except it seems the editor does not call the opener when the macro has no parameters.

What callback should I define instead of 'opener'?

Accepted answers

Bill Bailey

What if you add a dummy parameter to your macro? Does it work then?

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Bill Bailey

What if you add a dummy parameter to your macro? Does it work then?

robert_egan_305

Yes. I decided to add a parameter called "description" and make it required. Which was probably a good idea anyway, considering how poorly developers document their content

Yusuf TAMBAG

Just put empty parameter tag like <parameters/> inside macro definition, parameter is not required but parameters tag is.