This addon will automatically detect that you, as a mage or a priest, is about to crowd control a target (mage: Polymorph, and priest: Shackle Undead). The addon will then scan your party or raid, and if any other player is targetting the same target as the one you're about to crowd control, a whisper is sent to that player to that effect.

The point of this addon is to avoid you attempting to crowd control a target at the same time someone is starting to attack it, which would break your crowd control spell or prevent it from taking effect.

The addon is enabled by default for mages and priests, use the command /ccw to control it. There's also a custom whisper message command that you can use if you're not a mage, or a priest, or want to use the detect-same-target-and-send-whisper logic for a custom message for any other reason.

To get support, send an email to the following email address:

• lvkccwhisper@vkarlsen.no

Please describe the problem, or feature request, or question, in as much detail as you possibly can, as this will make it easier for me to fix the bug, implement the feature, or answer your question.

A few minutes later you should get a reply email from my automated issue system, which will confirm that your email has been received, containing a link that you can use to track the status of your issue, or provide more information.

My subversion repository, where I submit changes to any of the addon files, can be access through the following URL:

Web View of Source Code Repository

You need to log in with the username 'guest' and password 'guest', both without the quotes.

If you wish to just download a current zip file (new zip files are posted for any and all changes committed to the repository), you can access them here:

Web View of Binary Repository

Same username and password as above, and the latest version is the one at the bottom (If I figure out how to reverse the order I'll update this page).

Note that the most current version can contain bugs, but should not. I test the addon before I commit the changes, but occasionally bugs will slip past. My apologies for the inconvenience.