cstoneAce8 years agoCan a variable be used as a Macro parameter? For example: <#macro repeat count> <#list 1..count as x> <#nested> </#list> </#macro> <#assign boardCount= rest("categories/id/sales/boards/count").value/> <@repeat count={boardCount}...Show Morecike to cstone8 years agoHi cstone, simply remove the curly braces from the variable name you want to use in your macro: <#assign count = boardCount % 3 /><@repeat count=count > <li class="detail-tile-shim"></li> </@repeat> Cheers,Christian
cike to cstone8 years agoHi cstone, simply remove the curly braces from the variable name you want to use in your macro: <#assign count = boardCount % 3 /><@repeat count=count > <li class="detail-tile-shim"></li> </@repeat> Cheers,Christian
cike to cstone8 years agoHi cstone, simply remove the curly braces from the variable name you want to use in your macro: <#assign count = boardCount % 3 /><@repeat count=count > <li class="detail-tile-shim"></li> </@repeat> Cheers,Christian
VikasBBoss8 years agoHi cstone yes, variable can be used as a macro parameter. Can you please explain what's your requirement. Might be that can be achieved in a easier way.
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