Hi. Your macro parameter simply maps to a public property of your user control. It's a bit more convenient to start from adding a property to the control since umbraco has a feature of determining such properties and offers to add corresponding macro parameters automatically.

Thanks Rodion, now it's clear!

If I want do the same with razor scripts, in which way I can declare properties into razor code?

No, you don't have to do anything special for razor scripts since all parameters declared in a macro are automatically available through the Parameter property of the DynamicNodeContext class which a macro script itself inherits (the Parameter property returns a dynamic object, so you need to call its properties by name like "Parameter.YourParameterName").

Thanks a lot for the support! Have a nice day

hi , I have added a .net user control in umbraco when i trying read that macro in RTE in content page , it show those values in content Editor after publishing it is not showing on site. can please suggest it.

thanks in advance

Thanks Rodion !!

I was stuck whole day to getting parameters inside user controls

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