Mouse over macro

I am using mouse over macros and grid to do all my heals, i was wondering, is there any way that you can limit it over a specific addon (eg Grid) in a similar way that you can on Clique ? TIA
I'm not sure what you mean. Do you mean make them so it only works for specific frames?|||No you can't configure a macro to just be active over a specified frames ... it would need an addon and thus some LUA programming.However there might be an addon that turns your frames into automatic mouseover (like the Healbot frames, that can be used as mousoverframes as well ... so there is a way to do that ^^I looked for such an addon but couldn't find one ... well i didn't put that much effort in the resaerch ... but if anyone knows such an addon i wold like to know|||  I do not really understand what you're asking for... You already have a mouseover macro that works or not? In my case, I use Grid for frames and Clique. It allows me to cast a healing spell on a friendly target only by clicking its frame. You just have to bind right click for healing wave, middle for chain heal and so on (shamy alt) If you're looking for an addon to be effective in healing, "Grid" and "Clique" is the way to go.Those addons are very easy to config.  Hope I answer a bit |||Thanks for your repliesI am sorry if i was not quite clear at the beginning let me try to express is better now I am a resto druid, I Love using grid and i absolutely hate Healbot and find Clique well not to my likening In order to heal i use Grid and a collection of mouse over macros.The macros are working fine but instead of working for the whole screen i would like it to work only over the grid frame in a similar way that clique can be used over some specific frames.so i guess what i am after is the ability to hover heal like Healbot, but on Grid well i might asking too much, but i was wondering if any of you have seen an extension (or something else) for grid that does just that Thanks again|||Quote from: Teperen on April 14, 2009, 02:44:17 PM|||Short answer is no.