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Conditional dynamic display of macros - possible?

Sven

Hello,
I'm searching for a way to do in confluence something like this:
IF checkbox xyz is checked then
display "{livesearch} limited to current space"
else
display "{livesearch}"

Is something like this possible?
I imagine I could get this done with some "jquery-magic" (and the html-macro), but perhaps there a existing (user-)macros for this kind of task?

Thanks in advance for any hint!

Bye
Sven

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Bob Swift

You can use the Run Plugin to do things like this. In more complex cases, you may need some some additional logic using Confluence Script Plugin or other similar macros.

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Bob Swift

You can use the Run Plugin to do things like this. In more complex cases, you may need some some additional logic using Confluence Script Plugin or other similar macros.

Sven

wow, that looks powerful, I'll try this out! Thanks!

(although I've stepped some time ago through all confluence plugins, I've missed this one ;-)

Sven

could you give me a quick hint:

I try:

{run:autorun=true|replace=
year:::checkbox::SEO:SEO} 
livesearch:spaceKey=$year
{run}

...and when I click on the link, it replaces the correct word but in '' (which cases it to fail) - Why?

livesearch:spaceKey='SEO'

(I will add the {livesearch:spaceKey='SEO'} later...

Bob Swift

Checkbox is a multi-select control, so use suppressQuote=true to avoid in your case - see Run macro documentation.

Bob Swift

Checkbox is a multi-select control, so use suppressQuote=true to avoid in your case - see Run macro documentation.

Sven

Thanks for the answer!

I'm a developer, and I was digging through the documentation, but I didn't figure this out... Are there somewhere more samples than that:

https://studio.plugins.atlassian.com/wiki/display/RUN/Release+notes+2.0

Anyway, I've formulated it the other way round in the meantime and it's working well:

{run:autorun=true|titleRun=Go|replace=
space:SEO:search everywhere:checkbox:30:'':''} 
{livesearch:spaceKey=$space}
{run}

And I added some jQuery-Magic to make an Form-Submit on checking the checkbox:

(must go to CustomHTML in head):

&lt;script&gt;
jQuery(document).ready(function() {

    //jQuery('input[type="button"][value="Go"]').hide(); 

    jQuery('input[name=run_1_space]').click( function(e){
         jQuery(this).closest('form').submit();
     });	
});
&lt;/script&gt;

This way I've added even some "ajax" ;-)

Now... the only thing I'm struggling with is:

- to get rid of the tables in your run-macro

- to get rid of the "submit"-Button

I've tried to do it by jquery, but the table in the run-macro has no "custom class" (just confluence-table) and the submit-button has no custom id...

...or did I miss some settings in your incredible useful macro?

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