Folks, to solve this issue; [image] Getting the name of an html link dragged over to a TW Unfortunately this is often dependant on the location of the link, the browser in use, and the destination. Not only that the link so created may not behave the way yo…

You need to add the =/:all filter run prefix before [<currentTiddler>] (and any other repeated strings) to prevent deduplication. Otherwise, only the last instance of a given string will be preserved in the results. Incidentally, for functions that use “problematic” characters like square brackets,…

haha thanks, It was staring me in the face but I could not see it. to me they were not unique as they were to be wrapped up differently, but that will be after deduplication :man_facepalming: nice approach using parameters, keeping simple strings local, using them as local variables only, now proc…

I have correct this and its working for both tiddlywiki pretty links and markdown. Some observations; The tiddler title part of the URL needs encodeuri so it is not longer a duplicate of [<currentTiddler>] Doing the same for file:///D:/pathandfile however does not seem to work. This is for a link…

[image] TW_Tones: Doing the same for file:///D:/pathandfile however does not seem to work. This is for a link to an external wiki, for same wiki we may as well use the built in ctrl-L etc… I’m not quite clear about the context. But if you’re trying to link from a wiki served over http(s)://.…

[image] etardiff: Incidentally, for functions that use “problematic” characters like square brackets, I often like to define the special characters as parameters of the function (following any parameters that might be set dynamically). So I might rewrite your function like this: \function prett…

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currentTiddler in function - Is this odd or am I missing something?

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