Problem with accessing context params (like space.id) when building static macro plugin

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I’m building static macro and in macro editor URL I’m not able to put context params like space.id or page.id. So this will not work:

  "editor": {
         "url": "/macro/editor?&spaceId={space.id}",
         "editTitle": {
           "value": "Edit Dynamic macro"
         },
         "insertTitle": {
           "value": "Insert Dynamic macro"
         }
       },

Why? :slight_smile: Is there are any other methods to get the spaceId?
I’m trying also inside the macro editor to call AP.context.getContext() but I’m also getting empty object.:confused:

Regards,
Richard

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@RichardHamilton - can you send your full descriptor? space.id and page.id are coming up fine in both static and dynamic content macros for me.

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    "staticContentMacros": [{
      "url": "/rest/static-content?macroId={macro.id}&templateId={templateId}&pageId={page.id}&pageVersion={page.version}",
      "description": {
        "value": ""
      },
      "documentation": {
        "url" : "http://www.google.com"
      },
      "aliases": ["template"],
      "editor": {
        "url": "/macro/editor?&spaceId={space.id}",
        "editTitle": {
          "value": "Edit Static macro"
        },
        "insertTitle": {
          "value": "Insert Static macro"
        }
      },
      "categories": ["confluence-content"],
      "outputType": "block",
      "bodyType": "none",
      "name": {
        "value": "Static Content (Connect)"
      },
      "key": "static-content-macro",
      "parameters": [{
        "identifier": "templateId",
        "name": {
          "value": "Template Id"
        },
        "type": "string",
        "required": true,
        "multiple": false
      }]
    }]

In “url” those contextual params are working but not in “url” under the “editor” element

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@RichardHamilton, unfortunately, context parameters are not available in the Macro Editor module url; however, you can use the Navigator API in JS.

AP.navigator.getLocation(function (location) {
  console.log(location); 
}

In that object, you’ll find contentId, contentType, and spaceKey.

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thank you. It works! :slight_smile: