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Drp down menu

Hello, I am french user and excuse me for my bas english. I would like to make a macro button with drop down menu for the skills that you can choose with a click and trigger a macro already create corespondante the skill. I use powercards to create macros for each skill and would like to integrate them into a menu is it possible ; Thanks for help !!!
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Scott C.
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Tout d'abord, je m'excuserai pour tout problème de traduction. J'utilise Google Translate, car je n'ai aucune capacité multilingue. C'est possible, mais cela prend beaucoup de temps et nécessite beaucoup de recherche de bogues. Vous devrez remplacer les occurrences des barres "|", des virgules "," ou des crochets "}" par leurs entités HTML (& # 124 ;, & # 44 ;, & # 125; respectivement). Original English: First of all, I'll apologize for any translation issues, I'm using google translate since I have zero multi-lingual ability. This is possible, but can be extremely time consuming and require a lot of bug hunting. You'll need to replace any occurences of bars "|", commas ",", or curly end brackets "}" with their html entities (|, ,, and } respectively).
I tried what Meguido was talking about, but it turned out to be a bit too much faff. - Instead. - Could I suggest you use a solution like this:   chat menus from the Stupid Tricks thread.
hello, thank but I would like to integrate lot of macros powercards already made into a macro drop down menu...
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keithcurtis
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If you are set on Drop Down menus for choosing your macros, rather than a chat menu, you'll need to follow Scott's advice. I recommend against this approach, due to the difficulty of the syntax, and the hassle of editing (all of your HTML replacements will convert upon saving, so be sure to save the original macro in a text editor). This spreadsheet may help you to figure out how to write it. Meguido said: hello, thank but I would like to integrate lot of macros powercards already made into a macro drop down menu...