What is the name of the built in macro?

[Rafi Asraf]

Hi

I am trying to nest macros in user macro.

So this one works:

<ac:macro ac:name="cheese" />

 and it shows the Cheese macro.

and as you can see, the logic is that I need to write the name of the macro, in order to use an existing macro in my user macro.

So how do I know what is the name of  macro?

More specific the macro with the title Page Properties what is the name for that?

I tries pageproperties, page_properties, details and none of that seems to work.

any idea how I can find out the name (and not the title) of the macro?

ps, the rule for user macro is that macro name is lower case without spaces

[Robert Reiner _smartics_ · Accepted solution]

The quickest way for me to find out the name of a macro is to add it to a page and view the storage format of the page (actually I'm using the source editor for this). 

In case of the Page Properties Macro it is "details".

<ac:structured-macro ac:macro-id="0b964145-16ed-4fca-8557-e9f0ffbe6e19" ac:name="details" ac:schema-version="1">
 <ac:rich-text-body>
 <p>
 <br/>
 </p>
 </ac:rich-text-body>
</ac:structured-macro>

[Rafi Asraf]

Thanks,

I actually did the same, and looked into the source code, and came up to the name details, but for some reason it did not worked out for me.

I did not used the ac:macro-id  attribute though, so I do no know if that was as issue.

Any how, now it is working, so thanks.

[Robert Reiner _smartics_]

As far as I know is the macro ID something that is generated at the time the page is rendered. Therefore you should not need to add it in your code. The same is - again as far as I know - the case with the schema version.

When I am adding a macro to one of my blueprint templates then I only use the name attribute and omit macro-id and schema-version.