white-list not passing shift+ or ctrl+ ?

[Sanctume]

Is this still a bug? white-list not passing shift+<key> or ctrl+<key>

I've run out of keys for my macros and 4-box setup. I can't seem to make any Shift+<key> work with KeyClone between 3 computers.

I use Bartender addon, so for example Shift+M is hotkeyed on all my clients to a WoW macro.
The remote KeyClone only interprets the Shift+M to the key M only.

[Vyndree]

Can you do me a favor and log into one account WITHOUT keyclone and see if the shift+M keybinding works?

I have had issues with bartender before where it only recognizes the standard 1-0 keys (the standard blizzard action bar) and nothing else. So it COULD be bartender.

Just a suggestion. I just remember having issues back in the day. I use TrinityBars now.

[Sanctume]

Ok, I'll have to check it tonight (still at work).

I'm pretty sure Shift+M works without KeyClone as I still single play as main tank my guild's raids.

I also use ItemRack.
Ctrl+1 - pvp 1-hand gear set
Ctrl+2 - pvp 2-hand gear set
Ctrl+M - pve main tankset
Ctrl+N - pve dungeon farm set

So those keybinds macro's work. But they don't pass via KeyClone.
I can also create a macro to use those ItemRack via WoW macro and assign it to a keybind.

I "used to" use these hotkeys in Bartender and it worked single play w/o KeyClone
Shift+C - flying mount
Shift+X - land mount

These worked fine but I had to switch it to Shift+M and Shift+H.

(funny haha story)
I "used" Shift+C for flying mount on my main, and "C" for some tanking trinket.
KeyClone did not seem to work passing Shift+C, so I made all the remote shamans to use "C" as their my flying mount.
To make a long story short, I was flying high one day will everyone on follow, and I happen to hit ALT+C to check on my character sheet.
A few seconds later, the remotes shamans were falling to their deaths because ALT+C was not passed by KeyClone, but the "C" did = use flymount again or dismount at the time.

[Anahka]

Disable or Enable the "Strict" passing setting in KC. That should do the trick.

At work so can't check what it's called exactly. But that did the trick for me.