#show macro does not work need help

[Justest]

i found 1 mistake in my makro it must be
#show[nomodifier] Hurrikan;[modifier:alt] Naturgewalt;[modifier:ctrl] Sternenregen;[modifier:shift] Taifun

like that it works on a druid but i want it to work on a pala

what this makro does is just schowing an icon depending on the modifier and it works fine with a druid

what i want is to put it on my main, he is pala.
if i put it on my pala it would schow wich spell my druids will cast if i press that button with the specifik modifier

as u can guess my druids have the makro
/cast [nomodifier] Hurrikan
/cast [modifier:alt] Naturgewalt
/cast [modifier:ctrl] Sternenregen
/cast [modifier:shift] Taifun

but the pala is just showin the stupid question mark. i guessed it is because the spells are no pala spells
so i wonder if there is a way to just schow an icon wich is of a druid spell in the pala interface.
the only way i know would be to set the makro button do a specific icon (not the question mark)
with that u cant change the icon via modifier

so i hope there is anoter way
like replacing the word hurrikan (in #show[nomodifier] Hurrikan) with somthing which has the same symbol but can be shown by a pala perhaps items (but how do i find items wich have same icon as spells) or ID (of spell or icon i have no idea what exists)

[Aenar]

If you are trying to show druid spell icons on your paladin, you'll have to manually pick each icon from the 'new macro' list. I don't believe there is a way to have it switch between druid icons unless you're on the druid. If you're trying to do this on a druid then....

#show (or #showtooltip) has to be all on 1 line, and at the beginning of the macro.
Personally, I use [mod] instead of [modifier] to prevent typos & save characters

Spells with ranks I believe need to be identified:
Spell(Rank 5)
or
Spell() -this will use the highest rank learned
Spell without ranks only need the spell name, not a rank

So a macro may have the first line like this:
#showtooltip [nomod] SpellA(); [mod:alt] SpellB(); [mod:ctrl] SpellC(); [mod:shift] SpellD()

I don't recall if the separated for each is a semicolon ; or if its just a comma , so try both to be sure.
Can also try taking the [nomod] out of the first spell, but I don't think that'll have the desired results. Might just show SpellA icon for all.