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** {{code|impersonated}} - The impersonated [[Token]]. | ** {{code|impersonated}} - The impersonated [[Token]]. | ||
** {{code|selected}} - The selected [[Token]]/s. | ** {{code|selected}} - The selected [[Token]]/s. | ||
** [[Token ID]] - The {{code|id}} of a [[Token]]. | ** [[Glossary#T|Token ID]] - The {{code|id}} of a [[Token]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:51, 20 April 2023
macroLinkText() Function
• Introduced in version 1.3b48
Creates the text that would appear in a HTML tag for a link which will run the specified macro when clicked on. This is useful for callbacks in [dialog():] or [frame():]. If you just want to send a click-able link to someone use macroLink().
Usage
macroLinkText(macroName)
macroLinkText(macroName, output)
macroLinkText(macroName, output, args)
macroLinkText(macroName, output, args, target)
Parameters
macroName
- The name of the macro to run when the link is clicked. ThemacroName
is in the standard macro reference format (e.g.Macro@Lib:Token
)output
- Who the output of the macro should go to, values are (defaults tonone
):self
- Display only to person who clicked on the link.gm
- Display to GM.all
- Everyone (acts like a/say
)none
- Discard any output.gm-self
- Display to GM and the person executing the link.list
- Displays to a list of players. When theoutput
parameter is"list"
then the macro link expects theargs
parameter to be a JSON Object, that contains a field calledmlOutputList
which is a JSON Array containing the players to send the output to.
args
- Any arguments to be passed to the macro when it is called.target
- Which tokens to run the macro on. Target can be one or more of the following separated by commas (defaults toimpersonated
):
Examples
To create the text that would go inside a form element as the
action
attribute, and that will call a macro named Test
on the Library Token named Lib:Test
:
[r: macroLinkText("Test@Lib:Test","", "gm")]
Returns: macro://Test@Lib:Test/gm/impersonated?
To create the text that would go inside a form element as the action
attribute and call the AddWeapon
on the Library Token named Lib:PC
which will act upon the Current Token:
[r:macroLinkText('AddWeapon@Lib:PC', 'none', '', currentToken())]
Returns: macro://AddWeapon@Lib:PC/none/#ID#?
where #ID#
is the id
of the Current Token.
Sending to multiple players and the GM in 1.3b55
[h: outputTo = '["Fred", "Barney", "gm"]']
[h: args = json.set("{}", "mlOutputList", outputTo)]
[r: macroLinkText("Test@Lib:Test", "list", args)]
Correctly modifying the colour of the link, works both in the chat box and in forms:
[r: strformat('<a style="color:red" href="%s">Click Me</a>', macroLinkText("Test@Lib:Test"))]
Opening an overlay with arguments to the GM panel macro loadGMOverlay
for all connected GMs using execLink().
- This is a very useful pattern to load an overlay for all players or GMs with a library token using
onCampaignLoad
. - In this example, the hypothetical overlay function can take text and background color arguments in a String Property List.
[h: link = macroLinkText("loadGMOverlay@GM", "none", "text=white;background=black")]
[h: execLink(link, 0, "gm")]
See Also
Version Changes
- 1.3b55 - Added
gm-self
andlist
output options. - 1.3b56 - Links created using this function will no longer show a tooltip when displayed in a dialog or frame.