Can someone please give me a small example of a user macro to execute a simple javascript alert?
From what I gather from another comment javascript in an html macro is now disabled?
Please help,
Leo
Bob,
I saw this and thouht you might want to know. I've tried using your html plugin but it was giving me a "macro not found"...
Is this the reason?
Leo
mysql> select * from BANDANA where BANDANAKEY='plugin.manager.state.Map';
| BANDANAID | BANDANACONTEXT | BANDANAKEY | BANDANAVALUE
| 2 | _GLOBAL | plugin.manager.state.Map | <map>
<string>org.swift.confluence.html:html</string>
<boolean>false</boolean>
</entry>
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Did you use insert wiki markup to? Until 4.0.0 ships, that is the only way to use it on 4.x
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very strange behavior.
because it says html macro not found, it does not allow you to edit it :)
i created a user macro with html tags and $body and that actually worked and allowed me to edit.
as a test I copied the content, removed the user macro and inserted the wiki markup and tried your html macro, it started throwing a lot of javascript errors saying that certain "Objects have no methods" from my other scripts so I'm not sure what is wrong with it (may be realted to scoping) cause I can use the developer and see my methods just fine.
Thanks for your anyways...
Leo
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Could you please try html-plugin-4.0.0-SNAPSHOT.obr - its about to be released. It deals with the issue I forgot to mention from https://bobswift.atlassian.net/wiki/display/HTML/HTML+Macro
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HTML 4.0.0 has been released.
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Not sure what comment you are referring to. Please post a reference if you have it. In any case, HTML Plugin for Confluence supports this.
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