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I created a usercontrol with a public property of type string and then created an umbraco macro using the control. When insterting the macro, the interface shows a listbox instead of a textbox to set the property value. Why isn't it a textbox?
Thanks
Jason
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In the developer section, you can set the macro parameters, so for a textbox you need to set your parameter type to text
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Doh!! :blush: I didn't realize I could set parameter options on that tab with a C# macro but I use it all the time with xslt macros. Thanks.
Jason
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When you have a .net control there should actually be a button called "Browse public properties". You can simply click this and a new window opens with available public properties on your control. Then you can select which one you want mapped. Please notice that you'll need to go to the parameter tab afterwards and map them to the correct types.
Jeeeez, did I really start this :-)
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Thanks Neils....I'm good to go!
Jason
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