Hello
As a marketplace editor, we are currently developing the Cloud version of our Server Apps but we are facing a huge blocker.
Our Apps are based on dynamic Macros that render their body. They just organize content into tabs and render what has been added into the body as it's. Still when we include Confluence macros (info, page properties) or tables, it's not rendered properly or it doesn't work at all.
The styles and JS are not loaded in the iFrame.
This is a real struggle especially that we included the css and js specified in the documentation but we can't make it work and it block the release on the marketplace and make our customer unhappy.
Any one has faced this issue previously?
Many thanks
Many thanks all.
Now this is fixed but Atlassian deprecated support for nested macros so our model don't work any more :)
We need to rebuild the app from scratch to fulfill the new editor structure.
Many thanks anyway
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Hello Yuri
Many thanks for your reply.
Just to make sure we are on the good way. When we render the storage to styled_view for the page we get the head tag with all the resources.
Are those resources the one we need to use and load based on the link you shared with us?
Many thanks
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Correct.
Example request(u can convert to "view" too):
"/rest/api/contentbody/convert/view?expand=webresource.uris.js,webresource.uris.css,webresource.superbatch.uris.js,webresource.superbatch.uris.css";
there will be resource urls(not a head tag) in response.
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