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View submission: Import/Export mod macros?
That is the correct place, you should be a bit careful though because it is easy to mess up. The format is json and it helps to put it through something like http://jsonprettyprint.com/[1] first to make it show in a more readable format.
1: http://jsonprettyprint.com/
Basically mod macros can be found starting from `"modMacros": [` and ending with a closing `]`
Like so
"modMacros": [
{
"text": "Have%20you%20tried%20%5Bclearing%20your%20toolbox%20cache%5D%28%23%3Ftbsettings%3Dtoolbox%26setting%3Dclearcache%29%3F",
"title": "cache",
"distinguish": false,
"ban": false,
"mute": false,
"remove": false,
"approve": false,
"lockthread": false,
"sticky": false
}
]
The macro is the bit between `{}`
Two macros would look like this
"modMacros": [
{
"text": "Have%20you%20tried%20%5Bclearing%20your%20toolbox%20cache%5D%28%23%3Ftbsettings%3Dtoolbox%26setting%3Dclearcache%29%3F",
"title": "cache",
"distinguish": false,
"ban": false,
"mute": false,
"remove": false,
"approve": false,
"lockthread": false,
"sticky": false
},
{
"text": "test%20modmail%20macro",
"title": "test",
"distinguish": false,
"ban": false,
"mute": true,
"remove": true,
"approve": false,
"lockthread": false,
"sticky": false,
"archivemodmail": true,
"highlightmodmail": true
}
]
See how they are comma seperated? Be careful though the last macro should not have an ending comma.
And uhm yeah... we probably should make this a feature in toolbox to do in an easier manner.
Comment by Froggypwns at 14/06/2019 at 16:23 UTC
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Thank you, I should hopefully be able to figure it out from there. I saw the raw text and was like "whelp, this is definitely a step above my paygrade". I started comparing the two subs side by side, along with some past edits to see what went wrong. I'll take advantage of that pretty print site!