That sounds like they aren't getting the assist part, which means they aren't responding to the modifiers.
Code:
// %1% : master-key
// %2% : slave-key
<Template FTL>
<Hotkey %1%>
<ApplyTemplate SendLeaderless "%1%" "%2%" "rctrl Divide" wow1 "w2,w3">
<ApplyTemplate SendLeaderless "%1%" "%2%" "rctrl ralt" wow2 "w1,w3">
<ApplyTemplate SendLeaderless "%1%" "%2%" "ralt Divide" wow3 "w1,w2">
// <ApplyTemplate SendLeaderless "%1%" "%2%" "rctrl rshift" wow1 "w2,w3">
// <ApplyTemplate SendLeaderless "%1%" "%2%" "rctrl ralt" wow2 "w1,w3">
// <ApplyTemplate SendLeaderless "%1%" "%2%" "ralt rshift" wow3 "w1,w2">
<EndTemplate>
I'm seeing a problem here. Divide isn't a valid modifier, WoW will only consider Divide as a standard key, so you can't use it as a macro condition. The only valid modifiers for WoW macros are ctrl, alt and shift, so you need to use any combination of those. Remove the top 3 ApplyTemplate commands in Template FTL and uncomment the bottom 3 {remove the //}.
Code:
// %1% : master-key
// %2% : slave-key
<Template FTL>
<Hotkey %1%>
<ApplyTemplate SendLeaderless "%1%" "%2%" "rctrl rshift" wow1 "w2,w3">
<ApplyTemplate SendLeaderless "%1%" "%2%" "rctrl ralt" wow2 "w1,w3">
<ApplyTemplate SendLeaderless "%1%" "%2%" "ralt rshift" wow3 "w1,w2">
<EndTemplate>
And then make sure your macros are using the listed rctrl/ralt/rshift info in the assist.
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