Hello, I develop a macro which display object attached to the current page. Here summary of my code: {{goovy}} def topic = doc.getObject("ActivityReport.TopicClass", Integer.valueOf(xcontext.macro.params.id)) println "|"+doc.displayPrettyName("topic", title)+"|"+topic.get("title") println "|"+doc.displayPrettyName("topic", action)+"|"+topic.get("action") println "|"+doc.displayPrettyName("topic", status)+"|"+topic.get("status") {{/groovy}} In my macro page, I put one instance of my TopicClass for development. That working fine. In an other page I put an other instance and call my macro. It display instance from macro page !!!

I suppose that I should not used doc to find current document in macro. But I don't find in http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/DevGuide/WikiMacroTutorial how to retrieved current document. I also test xcontext.doc, but it is same as doc. So how can find current document (the document which call my macro)? Regards, Arnaud. _______________________________________________ users mailing list users(a)xwiki.org http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/users

Hi Arnaud, On 10/26/2010 12:38 PM, Arnaud bourree wrote: > Hello, > > I develop a macro which display object attached to the current page. > Here summary of my code: > {{goovy}} > def topic = doc.getObject("ActivityReport.TopicClass", > Integer.valueOf(xcontext.macro.params.id)) > println "|"+doc.displayPrettyName("topic", title)+"|"+topic.get("title") > println "|"+doc.displayPrettyName("topic", action)+"|"+topic.get("action") > println "|"+doc.displayPrettyName("topic", status)+"|"+topic.get("status") > {{/groovy}} > > In my macro page, I put one instance of my TopicClass for development. > That working fine. > In an other page I put an other instance and call my macro. > It display instance from macro page !!! Indeed. I just tested a wiki macro with this code: ----------8<---------- {{velocity}} $doc | $xcontext.doc {{/velocity}} {{groovy}} print doc.toString() + " | " + xcontext.doc.toString() {{/groovy}} ---------->8---------- and the result is: ----------8<---------- Sandbox.FF | Sandbox.WikiMacroTest Sandbox.WikiMacroTest | Sandbox.WikiMacroTest ---------->8---------- As you can see $doc points to the right document in velocity but to the wiki macro document in groovy. This looks like a bug to me. Can you report an issue on http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI .