If anyone's interested, it's to do with how .NET handles the string escaping within its parsing engine. If you have both using the same quoting style then it will not be able to determine where the tags start and end properly, resulting in the error you encountered.
Calling macro within anchor-tag's href-attribute
Hi
I have create a macro which takes a contentpicker as input, and returns the NiceURL.
It works find for displaying it in text.
But how can I call from with a:
Nevermind, I found out.
The problem was solved by changing the outer " to '
It is also possible to work the other way around, changing the inner " to ':
Before (gives an error)
After
If anyone's interested, it's to do with how .NET handles the string escaping within its parsing engine. If you have both using the same quoting style then it will not be able to determine where the tags start and end properly, resulting in the error you encountered.
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