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Overview

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The macro-security macro is primarily a tool for administrators to enable usage control of user macros. When included in the logic of a user macro, it can be used to control who can edit content containing the user macro in a manner very similar to how other macro security controlled macros work.

Basic Use

Normally not used on a page unless for testing. It is purposely hidden in the Macro browser, but you can type the entire markup shortcut in the editor to insert. 

Markup Shortcut{macro-security}

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Description
name<required>Macro nameThe name to use as the primary lookup in the macro security configuration to see if this particular use is allowed.
parameter Parameter name

Used to further qualify the security lookup. Leave blank if not needed. Normally represents a macro parameter name.

parameterValue Parameter value

Used to further qualify the security lookup. Leave blank if not needed. Only valid if a parameter name is provided. Normally represents a macro parameter value when specific values need to have secured use.

Example

The primary use is in a user macro or private macro.

Here is a simple user macro example. This macro will only continue to process and render content if the security configuration and context allow it to do so.

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