Hi CIG,

While this is not the best way of doing it, you should be able to call umbraco.library.RenderMacroContent(string RTEText, int nodeId) which will then render all content including macros from the RTE text specified.

Best practice though, is to split up macro dependencies to avoid things like these :-)

/ Bo

Thanks Bo,

we thought about this kinda solution and were hoping their would be something more elegant but I guess we'll have to bite the bullet and do it this way, thanks for you time :-)

You can use the Razor Components package if you want to render a Razor Macro inside another Razor Macro.

Example:

@using Tocsoft.Umbraco.RazorComponents
@Library.RenderMacro("MacroAlias", new { stringProp = "value", numberProp= 199, boolProp=true})
@Library.RenderMacro("~/macroScripts/scriptFile.cshtml", new { Property1 = "value", Prop2= "value2"})

Jeroen

Using build-in functionality I use the following code

@Html.Raw(umbraco.library.RenderMacroContent("macroname", @CurrentPage.Id)) but i'm refactoring my code to not use this approuch anymore.

If i understand correctly you want to show information of one page anywhere in the content off another page. Can't you solve that by adding contentpicker to the page A to select page B or C and render certain properties on page A. This rendering can be done by using a macro with parameters. Where the parameters are the contentpickervalue and optional the attribute

Just my cup of tea

G.

I think, if anything, the package that Jeroen links to is a more clean approach.

However, I think nesting of macros/partials should be avoided and code should be refactored instead to reduce dependencies.

/ Bo

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