The javascript will convert URLs
http://de.wiktionary.org/wiki/f%C3%BCrinto
wikt:de:fürwhich is the interwiki link for the page. Notes, that if you landed on a redirect page you'll be inputting a redirect page. You can work around this by selecting content page tab at the top, right-clicking, and selecting "Copy Link Location" or "Copy Shortcut".
Traceback (error) are automatically reported
In "NoScript Options" under the advanced tab and under the XSS tab add the following line to the exceptions:
^http://[a-z]+\.wikipedia\.org/w/
Bookmarklets are little snips of JavaScript code which are stored as a bookmark. Drag the links to the bookmark toolbar. You can use reflink on Wikipedia pages which have autonumbered links and it will convert them to <ref> style of linking.
Bookmarklets are powerful bookmarks that can change the appearance, navigation, rearrange a page, or even sort tables. But these aren't that powerful, they'll just save a few click and avoid some copying and pasting.
| Title overwrite: | Never | Bot | Simple |
|---|---|---|---|
| {{Cite web}} | [4] | [5] | [6] |
addPortletLink( portlet, // typically the name href, // URL text, // Link or tab Text id, // Unique ID on page, useful to change this in the future tooltip, // Tooltip text (those little yellow boxes) accesskey, // Keyboard shortcut key, Alt+Shift+LETTER nextnode // )
addOnloadHook(function
addPortletLink("p-cactions",
"http://toolserver.org/~dispenser/cgi-bin/dab_solver.py?page="+wgContentLanguage+":"+encodeURIComponent(wgPageName),
'Solve DABs', null, "Disambiguate links", '3');
});