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  1. Confluence Data Center
  2. CONFSERVER-22969

User macros doesn't work?

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    • 4.0 m29

      At the moment I get every time this message:

      There are user macros without any metadata configured in their template. They have been highlighted below.
      For these macros to be available for use in content they require parameter information. See the Guide to User Macro Templates.

      It's a bug or I do something wrong?

            [CONFSERVER-22969] User macros doesn't work?

            Kurt Newcomb added a comment -

            This worked for us as well.

            Kurt Newcomb added a comment - This worked for us as well.

            Anson Hoyt added a comment -

            Anna's solution worked for me too. Thanks!

            Anson Hoyt added a comment - Anna's solution worked for me too. Thanks!

            Magnus Ferm added a comment -

            Anna Mikhaylova - That seems to work for us, thank you for the solution!

            Magnus Ferm added a comment - Anna Mikhaylova - That seems to work for us, thank you for the solution!

            Anna Mikhaylova added a comment - - edited

            Hi, Stephan!
            Do you specify parameters of your macros?
            (as described at http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Guide+to+User+Macro+Templates)

            After upgrading Confluence we had the same problem as you.
            We use one macro without parameter, so I added string 

            ## @noparams

            at the beginning of our macros (field "Template") - and error message disappeared.

            Anna Mikhaylova added a comment - - edited Hi, Stephan! Do you specify parameters of your macros? (as described at http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Guide+to+User+Macro+Templates ) After upgrading Confluence we had the same problem as you. We use one macro without parameter, so I added string ## @noparams at the beginning of our macros (field "Template") - and error message disappeared.

              shaffenden Steve Haffenden (Inactive)
              850508a987fb StephanS
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