Get string from roll query and use it in roll chat?

Hi, I have a fairly big dice roll in my character sheet. Is there a clever way to use the name of a selected value in a query in the chat window result shown? I would like the string in bold  to show where (TEST)  is... it's so fuzzy I can't even explain what I'm trying to do. The amp; stuff is to get around nested querys. Example (extremely shortened):             [...] name="roll_ror" type="roll" class="test3d6" value="&{template:default} {{name= **Rörlighet** (TEST) }}                 {{?{Med fördel?| Normalt, ?{Normalt| Utan färdighet , [[3d6+[[@{rorlighet_ge}]]]]| Atletisk förmåga ,[...] So, when a character clicks on the "roll button" they are asked what Skill to use - I would like the Chat window to show that skill name with the roll results... not sure if I made it any easier to understand... I'm praying for Aaron or some other Jedi master to come save me, please please please don't say JavaScript or API - that stuff is scary. Dear God, let there be a native variable name hidden somewhere.

You have two strings in bold - so I'm not sure what you want to put in TEST.  That said, the only way to do this, if i understand you correctly, is to expand what each query includes, starting from where the (TEST) text is, which means more html substitutions. I'll try to illustrated with a simple example. First, imagine you are presenting a query that asks people what stat they are using, and uses that stats value, you can do this: &{template:default} {{name=Stat Roll}} {{Roll=[[1d20+?{Stat?| STR,@{STR}| DEX,@{DEX}| CON,@{CON}}]]}} But you also want to show which stat was selected. You could do that by widening the query to have more information in it, like so: &{template:default} {{name=Stat Roll}} {{Stat=?{Stat?| STR,STR}} {{Roll=[[1d20+@{STR}| DEX,DEX}} {{Roll=[[1d20+@{DEX}| CON,CON}} {{Roll=[[1d20+@{CON}}]]}} Obviously this wouldnt work because you need to include some html substitutions. But it illustrates the way you have to do this kind of thing.

Aha, I think I understand what you mean. Thanks for the pointers!

Trying to get my head around the substitutions but I can't get the query within the query to execute. It just shows me the whole option as a text row insteat of a select value. I'm missing a translation somewhere. How would you use html substitution in your example?

Never mind, got it to work - I was a bit zealous in my substitution and accidentially substituted stuff in the parent query as well.