Just a few explanations on why this gone on. So let's take mak_kawa's reply:
Well, in fact [measureDisplayName] isn't even a measure. From the point of view of Rainmeter, [measureDisplayName] is nothing. In the original posted code, [measureDisplayName] looks like:
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[measureDisplayName]
Measure=measureName
Measure2=measureChargeCurrentRequest
Measure3=measureChargePower
IfCondition=(%3 > 0)
IfTrueAction=[!SetOption meterTitle Text "%1 lädt mit %2A/%3KW"]
Secondly IfCondition=(%3 > 0) again doesn't make sense. In IfCondition you have to precise the name of the measure you'd like to compare. In this case theoretically IfCondition=(measureChargePower > 0), but because [measureChargePower] is a WebParser measure (also although it does work, take care that WebParser isn't anymore a plugin as it was once, but a measure) you have to make the conversion this way IfCondition=([measureChargePower] > 0), which also requires to set on the dynamic variables, as mak_kawa did.