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    [2.4.3] Possible to get info from nameplates?

    In retail wow, you can get information from about a unit based on the nameplate.

    For example,
    Code:
    local attackspeed = UnitAttackSpeed("nameplate1")
    would get the attack speed of the unit in nameplate 1 (if this nameplate is visible) and store it in the variable called attackspeed.

    However, in the TBC client, it doesn't seem like the nameplate identifiers can be used. Any idea if what i'm trying to accomplish is possible?
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