It could be because it is late...Help needed with a macro

The macro is a conversation macro made so one character can speak to another without anyone, including me, seeing it. As it is now: /w @{target|token_name} ?{"What"|um} @{selected|token_name} *speaks low.* This tells us who is talking and sends the chat as a whisper to the recipient and tells the party that character is speaking low. What I want: I would like the recipient to be named, and it doesn't work to say, @{selected|token_name} *speaks low.* to @{target|token_name} Any ideas on how to make this fly?

How about this? /me speaks low to @{target|listener|token_name} /w @{target|listener|token_name} ?{"What"|um} And GM version, for use when an NPC whispers to a PC... /emas @{target|speaker|token_name} speaks low to @{target|listener|token_name} /w @{target|listener|token_name} ?{"What"|um} (If it looks familiar, it's because I stole it from you) :) Honestly, I don't know what the difference is, except that I use an emote - but it seems to work correctly for me in the chat window.

What isn't working? I just tested your macro and it seems to work fine so long as both the target token is representing a character.

That's weird, I tested it too, and it didn't work at first, then I posted my reply. Now I tested al e.'s again, and it worked. Strange.

So it was a server thing earlier the &Tracker was not working. Thanks

No I tested it again it still hangs up. Back to the drawing board.