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Macro Toolbar Button Name Issue

Using D&D4E. Powers have been entered. Dragging the "Roll" button to the macro toolbar results in the new macro button being titled "Character name: -power-1" instead of the power name entered in the power tab of the character sheet. Known issue?
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DXWarlock
Sheet Author
API Scripter
The macro names goes off of whatever the macro is called in the sheet HTML itself, I don't believe its possible to make it pull a name from a text field. Edit: just tried it, it will not do that. if I try to do name='@{STSPELL|max}' which is a text field, it names the macro NPC: -@{STSPELL|max}
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vÍnce
Pro
Sheet Author
Drag/drop Macro Rename/Resize suggestion. Please leave a comment. BTW, you can learn the button macro's name and make your own macro using it. Name your macro whatever you want. Learn the button rolls name by right-clicking and using inspect element, look for a title= "%{something}". example; hovering over the Strength Check roll button on the pathfinder sheet and using inspect element I learn the button roll's name is, "%{selected|STR-Check}" You can make a new macro that just has %{selected|STR-Check} inside it and call it STR-chk.
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Stephen Koontz
Forum Champion
Marketplace Creator
Sheet Author
API Scripter
Compendium Curator
Pete, being able to rename macro buttons is a suggestion that's popped up several times and something we're considering. That said, this feature is working as intended. I'd encourage you to post this topic instead in the Idea and Suggestions forum.