Hi Jeremy,
To enable the instrumentation, create a tiddler with the tag
> $:/tags/RawMarkup ...
>
Thanks! This was really helpful. I tried it and was able to see the js code
involved. I modified *dragndrop.js* a bit to do some testing.
I tested in both chrome and ff and and I found that dragging links produced
html with same structure;. i.e., the html data starts with *"<a "* and
ends with "*</a>"*.
So if this is detected, then it can be assumed the dragged html is a link
and can be parsed and then imported as something like this:
*[[Text of the link|URL of the link]]*
Eric
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