macro for roar of sacrafice

[Roonweld]

i would like a macro that once i click it, it put roar of sacrifice on my druid healer partner for 2's, any help?

[Sidorenko]

/cast [target=Druid] Roar of Sacrifice

[Roonweld]

/cast [target=Druid] Roar of Sacrifice

this will keep my current target right?

[Sidorenko]

yes, it should

[Eldunari]

Wouldn't that macro make it so that you only cast it if you target a druid?

imo should be

/tar (Your Partner)
/cast Roar of Sacrifice
/targetlasttarget

or what you can do is

/cast [target=Druid] Roar of Sacrifice
/target (Your name)
/cast roar of Sacrifice
/targetlasttarget

That should make it so that if you are targeting your partner you'll cast it, but if you aren't it'll cast Roar of Sacrifice on yourself. I could be wrong, i'm not great with macros, but assuming that Sidorenko was correct and I assumed correctly about how his macro worked

[Autodidact]

Wouldn't that macro make it so that you only cast it if you target a druid?

No.
You put your partners name where "Druid" is, and you win.

[Eldunari]

i thought [Target=Druid] Part makes it so that if he has his target as his partner then it'll cast it, if he doesn't it won't do anything? Or am I miserably wrong

[Autodidact]

i thought [Target=Druid] Part makes it so that if he has his target as his partner then it'll cast it, if he doesn't it won't do anything? Or am I miserably wrong

...I'm pretty sure I answered you.
I have macros with character names in them that work when I have bosses targeted.

/cast [target=name] Sacred Shield

So no. You don't need that person targeted. Otherwise what would be the point of the macro?

Some clarification:
[target=....] outlines the target for the spell itself. Not your own target.
The macro that would do what you're saying is [target=target] and that's rather pointless.