Lazy Loading of attributes breaks token actions

Sheet Author

Lazy loading of attributes breaks token actions if the token action is used before the linked sheet is opened.

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Roll20 Team

Hey David, taking a look at this now -- should have a fix out shortly.

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Edited 1648152068

Roll20 Team

OK, there was an issue with targeting `selected` attributes in text macros and token actions -- this should be resolved now. Let me know if this resolves the error!

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Sheet Author

Jeff L. said: OK, there was an issue with targeting `selected` attributes in text macros and token actions -- this should be resolved now. Let me know if this resolves the error! Not if you run straight from the token. If you open the sheet or edit the macro it works. <a href="https://youtu.be/QT4g4L6sM2w" rel="nofollow">https://youtu.be/QT4g4L6sM2w</a>

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Sheet Author

If you open the macro editor it works <a href="https://youtu.be/dP5rVw-ISO4" rel="nofollow">https://youtu.be/dP5rVw-ISO4</a>

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Sheet Author

It is not just "selected"  specifically targeting a character doesn't work either e.g. @{Enturisa Bloody Axe (Zack)|curstr}

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keithcurtis

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Hm. I'm getting attributes returned with the same testing steps. Testing for "strength". What is "curstr" and where does it come from? (I am testing with a regular character, a character with parentheses in name and "selected". All after a fresh load and without opening the character.)

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Roll20 Team

Ok, I've found this secondary issue, the lazy load wasn't triggering from within unfurled macros.  Just deployed a fix for that, as well (and might have done just as you were testing, Keith -- oops!). I'm able to run the same style macro with a single selected attribute from all locations now and get the expected result.  Can you confirm?

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JCRP

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Still a problem I think. I'm also having intermittent issues with attributes referenced in Powercard scripts/token actions. Sometimes they reference the attribute successfully, other times it says "No attribute was found for @{TARGET:target|Bloodtype}" Not sure if relevant but the error message says @{TARGET:target|Bloodtype} when in the script it is @{target|target|Bloodtype} (Colon vs Pipe)

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keithcurtis

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That might be something that Kurt could shed some light on: How PowerCards sends its calls. I tested with the four scripts I've written that access a lot of character data: Reporter, Supernotes, Survey, and Token Action Maker. They mostly ran OK, and after the tweaks the devs made, seem to run just fine now.

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