Hi Tom

You could try something like this:

@Html.Partial("searchForm");

The documentation about this can you find here: http://our.umbraco.org/documentation/Reference/Mvc/partial-views

Hope this helps,

/Dennis

Hey Dennis - thanks for the reply.

I'm not just trying to render a macro. I'm trying to render a list of macros, which has been selected in a Macro Container property editor.

Hi Tom,

I just searched the web, for trying to help you further, and I found a relativly new blogpost from the22 Feb 14 about usingmacro-container in MVC. Maybe this can help you further.

http://sam-mullins.com/articles/how-i-hack-the-macro-container-into-working-with-mvc/

/Dennis

Thanks again - I've already seen that post and I'm having a hard time believing that all this is necessary. Kind of defeats the point of the Macro Container...

Thanks alot, I'll try that.

Tom,

In my (6.1.6) application a Macro Container is used on a field in a DocumentType. The field is rendered in the MVC template with the following statement:

@Umbraco.Field("headerSection", recursive: true)

(In case you're wondering: the recursive part searches up the content tree until it finds a field with that alias)

Hi guys

I am currently working on a problem like this in Umbraco 7.1.4.

My site structure looks like this:

The idea is that the webmaster manually inserts the menu on each new language he creates. With a macrocontainer, with the alias indsaetMenu, placed on the homepage doctype.

Using the:

@Html.Raw(umbraco.library.RenderMacroContent(CurrentPage.indsaetMenu, CurrentPage.Id))

The menu renders on the frontpage, but when I navigate to a subpage the menu is gone. So my question is how do I rewrite it so it does not rely on currentpage? Or mabye it's just missing some recursive function?

Any ideas? :)

/Michael

This works for me:

@Umbraco.RenderMacro("NameofMacro", new { Parameter = CurrentPage.Property})

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