/w gm [Eye Awareness Check](!#hunt-eye) help please!

Hello all! Working on my first set of my own macros. !token-mod --ids -M8NO_IDW6A99SZ7plE9 --set bar3_value|+1 /w gm [Eye Awareness Check](!#hunt-eye)  This successfully increases the bar value for me - but the button that is produced in chat doesn't click for me. Typing #hunt-eye in chat runs the macro the way I would expect it to though so I'm not sure what I'm missing. I patterned the code based on a conditions macro that seems to work fine: /w gm Conditions: [Blinded](!#y-Condition-Blinded) [Charmed](!#y-Condition-Charmed) [Deafened](!#y-Condition-Deafened) etc etc so I can't figure out where the issue is. Thanks in advance!

I'm not sure why the second macro listed works - it shouldn't.&nbsp; The problem is you need a html entity between the ! and # in all those macros. This: /w gm [Eye Awareness Check](!#hunt-eye)&nbsp; should be /w gm [Eye Awareness Check](!&amp;13;#hunt-eye)&nbsp; Every character has a html entity that can represent it. The &amp;13; entity represents a line break, and is needed here to trick the macro button into working. It's a hack. If you ever open a macro that contains html entities, they will vanish and the button stops working - as you described. So when you make these kind of macros, save them and then never reopen them (or star othem on character abilities which doesnt suffer this problem - but they need a different syntax then). These kinds of buttons are covered here:&nbsp; <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/API:Chat#API_Command_Buttons" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/API:Chat#API_Command_Buttons</a>

GiGs said: ...should be /w gm [Eye Awareness Check](!&amp;13;#hunt-eye)&nbsp; If you ever open a macro that contains html entities, they will vanish and the button stops working - as you described. Thanks GiGs! That's exactly what happened. I opened up the macro I had previously copied &amp; pasted from elsewhere and tried to copy/edit/paste it again.&nbsp; Thanks for that article link! It helped me find that you were missing a # in the html portion of your edit noted above. Should be like below. /w gm [Eye Awareness Check](!&amp;#13;#hunt-eye)&nbsp; Thanks again!

So I was, that's what I get from trying to write them from memory, hehe. Glad you got it sorted.