[Mayve]

Originally Posted by Dechau

Ok, so I've tried to get the old macro editor to work, no luck there.

Now there is a new tool out there, and still I have absolutely no luck with setting my buttons

Any chance you can add something in the standard quickraid buttons for us all ?

tells on the single target spells.

Jester's Cap
Heart's
Shards
Gravitas

Is there anymore ?

Thing is I have tried to add to my own, but for some reason its not working, looks like this now:

<Data Name="Button1" Macro="SpellForMyLevel=&quot;Jester&apos;s Cap&quot;
useabilityonplayer Parent.Target SpellForMyLevel" Tooltip="(65) Jester&apos;s Cap""tell Parent.Target Jester's for you"/>

What is wrong with this one ?

Looks like what is wrong is the quotes between the useability info and the tell info (see the red text in your quoted post above). As explained in the ProfitUI Reborn FAQ, macro's with multiple commands need to made into multiple lines. Therefore:

<Data Name="Button1" Macro="SpellForMyLevel=&quot;Jester&apos;s Cap&quot;
useabilityonplayer Parent.Target SpellForMyLevel" Tooltip="(65) Jester&apos;s Cap
tell Parent.Target Jester&apos;s for you"/>

should get you the desired result.

Originally Posted by sorinth

tell Parent.Target Jester's for you"/> could it be the apos in this line thats messing things up?? There have been numerous threads about jesters cap. I am sure you have read through those. Personally, I dont use jesters, but I know there is an issue with the apos.

No, you have to have it that way. Hence the original code of the JCap button:

<Data Name="Button1" Macro="SpellForMyLevel=&quot;Jester&apos;s Cap&quot;
useabilityonplayer Parent.Target SpellForMyLevel" Tooltip="(65) Jester&apos;s Cap"/>

Originally Posted by Nothsor

not sure if this will work but try
<Data Name="Button1" Macro="useabilityonplayer Parent.Target Jesters Cap" Tooltip="(AA) Jesters Cap"/>
tell Parent.Target 'Giving you Jesters Cap'


if that doesn't work change the tell line to something like
raidsay 'Casting Jesters Cap on' Parent.Target

also make sure the ability is spelled correctly.

That won't work because you have the tell parent.target outside the container. ( the /> )