User script to extract the original text without destroying it
- Originally created “to copy and organize the content written in other projects into your own project.
- So the source link and icon are supposed to be the name of the project.
- 2022-11-25 I’ve been using it for a while and found it useful within the same project
- The current official “New Page” functionality changes the content of the original page.
- So the psychological hurdle is high, as you have to use it while worrying about whether the change will have a negative impact.
- It would be less painful to extract the “original page unchanged” once, organize it, and then consider whether to erase or modify the description of the original page.
2022-01-19 When you duplicate another project’s description in your own project
- Make the icon a reference to the original project so that it is not broken
- Insert source link
turn out like this - Wellhead 2022-01-17 Title tweaked. - Whether the link in the project should be a link to the original project… - We’re not going to be able to connect with anything on this side of the project. - should not do - If there is a page with the same name in our project, it should be connected. - Not connected = not in this project” is also informative - Notice the blanks. - If you think you need it at the cost of making it, make it, and if not so much, leave it alone. 2022-02-01
- The reference to icons of other projects from the well is broken.
- The title is “Re:”, but the diary page was duplicated by mistake because the title was corrected after the fact
- Well, but do you want to revise the title on the rest of the page?
- Well, I can notice it because the link connects.
- Maybe the link to /nishio could be mechanically reverted to a link in the project. 2022-03-26
- You don’t necessarily want to make a page.
- For example, when adding a reference to an existing page in another project for that page
- So I put it in the clipboard and then asked if I could create a page.
ToMyProj script.js
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