It seems one of custom macro got broken. It used to be wiki output format, now this field is missing.
There're only 2 non-commented lines in its template:
h1. [$title] {include: $title}
All documents, which use the macro are not displayed properly, like below
h1. [Add a system calculated ad serving fee] {include: Add a system calculated ad serving fee} h1. [View and edit ad serving fees by ad server] {include: View and edit ad serving fees by ad server} h1. [View system calculated ad serving fees] {include: View system calculated ad serving fees} h1. [View placement/package specific ad serving fees] {include: View placement/package specific ad serving fees} h1. [Reporting & extracts for ad serving fees] {include: Reporting & extracts for ad serving fees} h1. [Map ad server to supplier (Photon)] {include: Map ad server to supplier (Photon)}
Is there anyway to restore macro's output format or create HTML one with the same function?
Thanks,
Actually full "wiki" formatted macro is below:
## No macro body ## Output is Wiki Markup ## ## Assume current space. ## Default root is current page, unless caller specifies different root. #set ($key=$space.getKey()) #set ($root=$action.page) #set ($thisPageTitle=$action.getPage().getTitle()) #if ($paramroot) #if ($paramroot=="parent") #set ($root=$action.getPage().getParent()) #else #set ($root=$action.page) #end #end #set ($kids=$root.getSortedChildren()) #foreach ($page in $kids) #set ($title=$page.getTitle()) ## check title to avoid including self if root is above this page #if ("$title"!="$thisPageTitle") h1. [$title] {include: $title} #end #end
I would appreciate any help to convert it to HTTP one.
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