WowAce

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Under any attempt to do a Ready Check in party or raid
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What is the expected output? What do you see instead?

Instead of getting checkmarks on my party/raid frames to verify people's readiness, I get nothing. Also, I don't get the message "Everyone is Ready" in my chat log any longer. I get the "Starting Ready Check..." but that's it.

What version of the product are you using?

I just installed the latest version yesterday.

Do you have an error log of what happened?

No real error log for it.

Please provide any additional information below.

When I'm running in a raid, and a ready check goes up, I don't get any check marks on my raid frames to show who is ready, nor do I get an "Everyone is ready" message on my chat-log, and this seems to happen regardless if I'm leader, assist, or neither. Pretty sure I'm on the latest build of xperl, so I'm looking for either suggestions to a Ready Check addon that would work in addition, or a fix for whatever might be causing mine to act screwy.

I was encountered this problem before(X-Perl 2.x and 3.0.x are happens), but I can't found what's cause this problem, sometimes it works fine, but it(checkmarks) usually doesn't appears. (un-check then check that option on X-Perl option setting UI again may works but not always works...)

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2 Points

You only see ready check symbols if you're promoted (this is how the API works and nothing can be done to change that).

You need to turn on the Show Ready Check option in global options.

Was just curious then, we did a test in AQ the other night when we were bored. If I'm raid leader, I can see the "Everyone is ready" and if I pull up my Raid list from the WoW window ('O' window), I can see the check marks. However, it only works if I'm Raid Leader. I checked again after I was Raid Assist, and no check marks or ready check answer.

Have you heard of issues such as that? It's not a HUGE deal, since usually I'm RL anyway, but if I pug into say, a VoA25, and someone starts a ready check, I have to sit there and wait and twiddle my thumbs waiting for the RL to tell me "ok, everyone's ready, hurry up and go".

Anyway, love my X-perl no matter what, and many thanks for the great UI!