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I have form with two fields with types:
If i try to use [entry.Employee] in confluence template as rendered value - everything or if i try to use [entry.Employee] in confluence template as parameter confluence macro (profile for example) - everything or
but
If i try to use [entry.EmployeePageId] (in fact field type can be html or Page etc) in confluence template, it is not rendered as text (like simple content) and not rendered (exception - value is null) as parameter for confluence macro (children for example)
Hi
Could you try to please rephrase your question - quite a challenge to understand it.
You can always render the ConfiForms data using ConfiForms Field macros as shown, for example here: https://wiki.vertuna.com/display/CONFIFORMS/Multiple+ways+to+show+your+form+data+in+Confluence+with+ConfiForms
No need to use raw references via [entry.filed_name] notations in most use cases (unless you want to have a raw value or use it as a parameter to some other macro)
Alex
Sorry, my bad, every thing is OK (record was not created, so record attributes were null)
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Everything is working correctly, my bad (record is not created at the moment i get its attribute)
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