Hello everyone looking for help on this
I’m aware that the macro parameters are defined in the atlassian-plugin.xml, like in the following example
https://developer.atlassian.com/server/framework/atlassian-sdk/create-a-confluence-hello-world-macro/#create-a-macro-element-in-confluence
However this is very limited and provides little to no flexibility.
On our scenario we need to build a table from the macro, so we need to add columns and headers, so if we need N columns, we can’t do it since the parameters are hardcoded in the atlassian-plugin.xml.
For example we can’t do add parameter Column1, Column2, Column3, and so on. For this reason we would need dynamic parameters
Really appreciate the help, thanks in advance
Update:
This is a quick mockup showing an example, a button that would add columns and fields, so we could have N columns and N fields, is this possible in a macro?
You can initialize your own macro editor instead using javascript.
AJS.MacroBrowser.setMacroJsOverride('macroName', {
"opener": function () {
}
})
The lifecycle of a custom UI element can be managed here. You may want to leverage Dialog2 component to make this easier: Dialog2 - AUI Documentation
A good community example is here: Custom macro dialog in confluence in editor context | Override MacroBrowser - #3 by aragot
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Hello @steve.behnke thanks for the reply!
I have added the JS code in the default js file under resources/js/file.js
(function ($) {
console.log("Init")
AJS.toInit(function() {
console.log("Init-AJS")
AJS.MacroBrowser.setMacroJsOverride('macro-name', {
console.log("Override")
"opener": function () {
console.log("Debug")
}
});
});
})(AJS.$ || jQuery);
Where
macro-name
Came from my name= property from atlassian-plugin.xml
<xhtml-macro name="macro-name" class="macro.macroname" key='macro-name-macro'>
But nothing really happens, the console.log never show up on my console
What am i doing wrong?
