Button with Character ID?

Howdy all! I'd like to put a button on my character sheet that puts out !myfunction character_id to the API. How do I do that? I've tried @{Name|id} @{Name|_id} @{Name|characterid} @{Name|_characterid} and none of it works, because I think it's searching the attribute space and not the property space. Is there an easy way to spit out the character id, or will I have to kludgily handle this on the API side?

Kim L. said: Howdy all! I'd like to put a button on my character sheet that puts out !myfunction character_id to the API. How do I do that? I've tried @{Name|id} @{Name|_id} @{Name|characterid} @{Name|_characterid} and none of it works, because I think it's searching the attribute space and not the property space. Is there an easy way to spit out the character id, or will I have to kludgily handle this on the API side? Isnt it just @{character_id} although that may only work with selected and target and it may only work for tokens.

Try @(selected|character_id} or @{Name|character_id} I figured it out because they added attr_character_name to link character_name to the new character sheets, and at a guess I found character_id links to the character id, not the token id. Looks like Alex scooped me on it. It works for selected tokens or by name references, and by @{target|character_id} too, in a character sheet it'd be value=@{character_id} disabled=true

Logan P. said: Try @(selected|character_id} or @{Name|character_id} I figured it out because they added attr_character_name to link character_name to the new character sheets, and at a guess I found character_id links to the character id, not the token id. its just @{character_id}

Works like a charm. It's always the placement of the underscore... Thanks a bunch! :-)