Token Nameplate breaks if moved to DM layer

Not sure if this is an actual bug or if I am doing something wrong. If I create a token on the token layer, give it a name, and check the box to display the name, no problem. Then if I move the token to the DM layer, the name disappears. I'd like the name to stay, but what is more worrisome is that moving the token back to the token layer doesn't re-enable name visibility. In fact it seems that a token that has ever been on the DM layer cannot display the name, even if the box is checked? Or am I doing something incorrectly?

Kelly, have confirmed what you stated. None of the extra information (bars, auras, and name) shows up in the GM layer. I also found that the bars, auras, and name are all missing when the token returns to the token layer. But, I found that if you move the token even once it all returns. - Gauss

Ah hah, that worked for me too! I never thought to move the token, haha! Thanks very much!

Kristin C. since I also replicated the 'problem' here is what I am using: OS Type: Microsoft OS Version: Windows XP Browser Type: Chrome Javascript Enabled: Yes Cookies Enabled: Yes Color Depth: 32 Screen Resolution: 1920 x 1080 Browser Window Size: 1920 x 985 Flash Version,11.4.31 User Agent: "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 5.1) AppleWebKit/537.4 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/22.0.1229.94 Safari/537.4" - Gauss

OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Browser: Firefox 16.0 Javascript: Enabled Cookies: Enabled Screen Res: 1920x1080 Browser Size: 1920x965 Color Depth: 24bit Flash Version: 11.4.402 I don't know if it matters, but I run two monitors (second at 1024x768). Please let me know if you need a list of my add-ons as well. Thanks!

Having the nameplate visible on the DM layer would help me keep track of building markers in cities. For instance, I'd like to drop a token on the map for each important building, with a nameplate (Bright-Stone Tavern, for example). Keeping this on the DM layer lets me see where the buildings are before the players see it, and when they learn the location of the building I can drop the (correct) token to the visible layer. It's not show-stopping to not have this feature, but it's a nice to have.