({{wowapi}}, format, can be used on party or target to initiate trading.)
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<center>'''DropItemOnUnit'''</center>
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{{wowapi}} __NOTOC__
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Drops an item from the cursor onto the specified target. Can be used to initiate a trade session (though see [[World_of_Warcraft_API#Trading_Functions|Trade functions]]) or feeding pets.
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DropItemOnUnit(unit);
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Drops an item from the cursor onto the specified target.
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==Parameters==
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For trading with a player, use the [[World_of_Warcraft_API#Trading_Functions|Trade functions]]. This function is mainly of use for giving items(food?) to pets.
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===Arguments===
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:;unit : [[UnitId]] - Unit to which you want to give the item on the cursor.
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DropItemOnUnit("unit");
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==Example==
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;''Arguments''
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:("unit")
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:;unit : String - The [[API TYPE UnitId|UnitId]] to which to give the item to. Typcially, you'll probably want to use <tt>"pet"</tt>.
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''Not tested with other targets such as "party1" to see what this would do for giving items to group members, let alone mobs via "target". -- [[User:Goldark|Goldark]] 08:12, 17 Dec 2004 (EST)''
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''In spite of the comment above, the WoW base UI uses it with both party members and targets, so it's going to be worth trying! -- [[User:Flickering|Flickering]] 15:27, 28 Dec 2004 (EST)''
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''This appears to have been changed to only be triggered via a hardware event in v1.10. -- [[User:j3parke|j3parke]] 12 MAY 2006
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;''Returns''
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:None
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;''Example''
if ( CursorHasItem() ) then
if ( CursorHasItem() ) then
DropItemOnUnit("pet");
DropItemOnUnit("pet");
end;
end;
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===Result===
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;''Result''
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Item is dropped from cursor and given to the player's pet.
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:Item is dropped from cursor and given to the specified target.
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;''Description''
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: Gives an item from the cursor to a specified target such as "pet".