I’ve deployed a sample confluence add-on https://bitbucket.org/atlassianlabs/atlassian-connect-confluence-example/src/master/ and selected a sports category on the newly created page.
When inspecting the page, I see that the macro parameter is correctly defined in the data-macro-parameters attribute of the element, but it is not passed to the URL. As a result, the service cannot fetch it from the request parameters.
"url": "/macro?sport={sport}"
My confluence space: https://evgeniimironenko.atlassian.net/
Am I missing something?
Hi @EvgeniiMironenko ,
Welcome to the Atlassian Developer Community.
I don’t understand what you mean by a “sports category” and why you believe the context parameter sport would be expanded since this is not one of the pre-defined context parameters documented in Context parameters.
Could you provide more information please.
Dugald
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Hi @dmorrow
The official add-on sample from AtlassianLabs demonstrates how to select an element (a sports category, in this case) and pass it to a Confluence page.
It uses the approach with additional parameters as described on the page you shared: Context Parameters. See the relevant section in atlassian-connect.json (Sorry, I can’t post more than 2 links in one message).
When I select an element, I expect the sport to be passed to the /macro endpoint, but it is not working.