Description

The run macro provides a user form with specified input fields. Form fields will be used to replace variables in the body before rendering. Form values can be provided as follows:

1. User interaction - a user inputs data into the fields 
2. Using Pre-defined variables
3. Including request parameters

Any text in the macro body that begins with $ immediately followed by a key found in the replace parameter list  (see Field types for details) will be replaced by the value. Typically, values will be provided by a user submitting a form from the page based on the replace parameter. When defining field types, default values may be specified.

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Configuring the Run Macro

The following steps will help demonstrate how to configure the run macro. In the following example, we will create a simple form that prompts the user to provide responses to example security questions.

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Image Added Insert the run macro on a Confluence page Create a Confluence page that will eventually contain the form you would like presented to users within your organization. Create a page named Incredible Form in a space accessible to the desired audience. Click Save to save the new page. Image Added Insert the Run Macro using the Insert Markup Menu Edit the Incredible Form page and: Select Other macros from the top menu. In the search box type "Run" and select "Run with a user form and parameters"  Click the Run macro from the list of available macros. Image Added Image Added Add Fields to Your Form Click on "+Add my first field" Under form element, let's select the text field type. Let's set the value of the unique field key to "text-1". The field label will be visible to the user, so let's use "Name of your first pet". We can leave the field value empty.  This is where we could provide a default value or example.  Next, let's add another example