Code
P07
Name
All conditional content macros refer to existing attributes
Description
Note
This check is available only if the Variant Management Feature is activated.
Checks that all conditional content macros refer to existing attributes.
If the check fails, it means that a conditional content macro is connected to a deleted attribute.
To fix this, the check will re-create the missing attribute and name it as "FixMe."
Action On Failure
action required
Either: Keep Re-Created Attribute
If you want to keep this new attribute, follow these steps to rename it:
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Go to Space tools > Attributes and find the new "FixMe" attribute(s).
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Click on the "Options" button (•••).
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Select Edit.
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Rename the attribute and, if needed, its value.
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Click Save when you are done.
Or: Delete Re-Created Attribute
If you rather delete the attribute, follow these steps:
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Navigate to Space tools > Attributes and find the “FixMe” attribute(s).
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Click on the “Options” button (•••).
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Select Delete.
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Click Delete, this will delete the attribute.
Page Revision Comment On Automatically Fixed Pages
Scroll Health Check: The Scroll attribute values of the conditional content macros have been changed to <attribute fixme name>=<attribute fixme value>, ... by check ''P07''