ChatSetAttr Using !delattr to Delete a Single Attribute in a Repeating Row

I have developed a transfer items script that has been working nicely. However, when I review the transferred equipment item on the character sheet (Advanced D&D 1e in this case), it has a red border. See the example screen shot: I've compared the list of attributes for equipment that have been entered on the character sheet versus an piece of equipment I have transferred. The latter has 4 extra attributes, one of which is:         repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_armor_mod_error The suffix _error is not in any other attributes, so I'd like to try removing this attribute from a transferred item to see if that makes a difference in the red outline. I've never used !delattr before and am extremely unsure how to use it.  Using the character ID, -OcDaqKQXSH4zFPblN5i, I have gotten this far.         !delattr  --charid -OcDaqKQXSH4zFPblN5i But I have no idea what prefix (like --charid above) to put in front of the attribute I want to delete (repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_armor_mod_error). Any ideas? FWIW, this is how I am getting lists of attributes: on("chat:message", function(msg) { if (msg.type !== "api") return; let args = msg.content.trim().split(/\s*--/); if (args[0].toLowerCase() !== "!testrepeatingrow") return; //Make sure user is DM let charID = args[1]; let section = args[2]; let eqID = args[3]; let charName = getAttrByName(charID, "character_name") if (!playerIsGM(msg.playerid)) { sendChat(charName + " DM Equipment Info", `/w "${charName}" ` + "<div style='color:red'> Sorry, Tim could not make this invisible to you, but this is " + "GM only and just writes a bunch tech stuff about this equipment in the 'Code Reader' part of Roll20 " + "which you can't see anyway.</div>") return; } //Two spaces frst: log(""); log(""); //Title log(section + " Attributes: " + getAttrByName(charID, "character_name") + " - " + getAttrByName(charID, `repeating_equipment_${eqID}_equipment_item`)); fListRepeatingRow(charID, section, eqID); }); //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //Documenting attributes in a repeating value function fListRepeatingRow(charID, section, rowID) { const prefix = `repeating_${section}_${rowID}_`; const attrs = findObjs({ _type: "attribute", _characterid: charID }) .filter(attr => attr.get("name").startsWith(prefix)) .sort((a, b) => a.get("name").localeCompare(b.get("name")) ); log("----- " + prefix + " -----"); attrs.forEach(attr => { log( attr.get("name") + " | current: [" + attr.get("current") + "]" + " | max: [" + attr.get("max") + "]" ); }); log("----------------------------"); }

Hi Tim, Can't you just include the attribute? !delattr  --charid -OcDaqKQXSH4zFPblN5i --repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_armor_mod_error FYI: equipment_armor_mod_error (and equipment_armor_magic_error) are simply hidden attributes that are used in sheetworkers to validate the field (although it doesn't seem to be working for these 2 inputs at the moment. I'll fix that...)  I use this type of validation on numerous fields on the sheet. The hidden "..._error" attribute simply toggles CSS to add a red dashed border around the field to indicate the value is not valid.  I doubt these attributes have any relation to the repeating row errors you are seeing.  Those repeating rows are being flagged by roll20 for some reason.  IME it's often a rowID issue related to case.  I believe the HTML uses/requires the mixed case rowID.  Using inspect element on a 1e character's equipment for example is all mixed-case; Setting a new repeating row with a normalized rowID (not sure if that's happening in your mod...?) may be causing the red border from roll20.

vÍnce said: Hi Tim, Can't you just include the attribute? !delattr  --charid -OcDaqKQXSH4zFPblN5i --repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_armor_mod_error FYI: equipment_armor_mod_error (and equipment_armor_magic_error) are simply hidden attributes that are used in sheetworkers to validate the field (although it doesn't seem to be working for these 2 inputs at the moment. I'll fix that...)  I use this type of validation on numerous fields on the sheet. The hidden "..._error" attribute simply toggles CSS to add a red dashed border around the field to indicate the value is not valid.  I doubt these attributes have any relation to the repeating row errors you are seeing.  Those repeating rows are being flagged by roll20 for some reason.  IME it's often a rowID issue related to case.  I believe the HTML uses/requires the mixed case rowID.  Using inspect element on a 1e character's equipment for example is all mixed-case; Setting a new repeating row with a normalized rowID (not sure if that's happening in your mod...?) may be causing the red border from roll20. Thanks Vince. Unfortunately, that does not do it. I get the "nothing to do" message, so I must be missing some kind of double dash flag in front of the attribute name: Thanks also for your other comments/suggestions. It appears I am only getting the equipment_armor_mod_error attribute and not the magic one at all. I can post my transfer code, but I'm not sure it would solve anything. I'd just love to be able to delete the equipment_armor_mod_error attribute and see if that solves the issue. :-) I get the list of attributes by clicking an "i" button that appears in the chat window's individual equipment details (where the buttons show my what changes I can make (descriptions longer than a word or two are recommended to be written on some word processor and pasted) that is only available to GM players (playerIsGM(msg.playerid)): Which results in the following in the Mod Script Output Console. I've added a bunch of *** after the equipment_armor_mod_error attribute: "" "equipment Attributes: Zeffiro Zirconyd - Chicken" "----- repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_ -----" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_armor_ac | current: [10] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_armor_base | current: [0] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_armor_bulk | current: [0] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_armor_magic | current: [0] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_armor_mod | current: [0] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_armor_mod_error | current: [1] | max: []" ******************** "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_armor_type | current: [99] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_armor_worn | current: [0] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_carried | current: [0] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_carried_select | current: [0] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_cost | current: [0.03] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_current | current: [0] | max: [0]" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_current_max | current: [0] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_description | current: [A lovely bawk bawk chicken!] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_item | current: [Chicken] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_item_select_all | current: [Chicken] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_location | current: [On leash] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_macro_text | current: [@{whisper_pc} &{template:general} {{color=@{color_option}}} {{name=@{character_name}}} {{subtag=Item/Equipment: @{equipment_item}}} {{link=@{equipment_link}}} {{freetext=@{equipment_description}}} {{quantity= @{equipment_quantity}}} {{quantity_max=@{equipment_quantity|max}}} {{uses=@{equipment_current}}} {{uses_max=[[ @{equipment_current|max} ]]}}] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_magical | current: [0] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_quantity | current: [1] | max: [0]" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_show_carry | current: [1] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_show_type | current: [1] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_sync_armor_flag | current: [0] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_type | current: [4] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_weapon_attackdmgtype | current: [] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_weapon_damagelarge | current: [] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_weapon_damagesmallmedium | current: [] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_weapon_length | current: [] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_weapon_misc | current: [] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_weapon_range | current: [] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_weapon_rateoffire | current: [] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_weapon_space | current: [] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_weapon_speed | current: [] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_weapon_type | current: [0] | max: []" "repeating_equipment_-mu0pmbl4hdxnmuiveb_equipment_weight | current: [0] | max: []" "----------------------------" If anyone wants how I do the above, happy to share it.