masterninja01

Ends up I started using an applescript I could automate with a keyboard shortcut using alfred. Here's the applescript:

try
	
	tell application "Evernote"
		set enLink to missing value
		
		synchronize
		
		repeat until isSynchronizing is false
			--THIS EMPTY LOOP WILL PAUSE SCRIPT UNTIL PREVIOUS SYNC IS FINISHED
		end repeat
		
		set savedDelimiters to AppleScript's text item delimiters
		set AppleScript's text item delimiters to {"/"}
		
		set foundNotes to selection
		set copyLink to ""
		
		repeat with aNote in foundNotes
			repeat while enLink is missing value
				set enLink to note link of aNote
				-- display notification enLink with title "Note"
			end repeat
			set copyLink to copyLink & enLink & "
"
			set enLink to missing value
		end repeat
		set the clipboard to copyLink
		display notification copyLink with title "Copy Evernote classic note link" subtitle ((count of foundNotes) as string) & " notes processed"
		
		set AppleScript's text item delimiters to savedDelimiters
		
	end tell
	
on error errmsg
	display dialog errmsg buttons {"Oops, an error occurred!"}
	
	
end try

The applescript is from Sander Robijns. It's wrapped in an alfred workflow. If you use alfred then just use Sander's workflow. If not, use the applescript and trigger it with other automation apps (i.e. Keyboard Maestro or even Services in OSX). I think this is a suitable workaround. 

 

I couldn't agree more on this! The evernote:// link is essential, if not mission critical for me!

Keep in mind that the new functionality will still paste an evernote:/// link within evernote. So if your pasting destination is evernote itself (such as adding a link in one note to another note), you don't need a classic link. 

 

But, I also agree, a keyboard shortcut for classic note links would be great for the times (fairly often) when pasting outside of evernote and the evernote:/// link is desired. Or at least place it as a menu bar item so that we can create a shortcut manually in the Mac system preferences. 

 

I mostly use it with omnifocus. So, it would be good to have some kind of access to it (via applescript or keyboard shortcut) so I could automate. Thanks for the reply! 

Is there another way to copy a notes "classic link" (evernote:///) rather than going to the note and pressing opt+control-click then mousing down to the "copy classic note link"? I looked in applescript but I think it only covers the regular note links ( Also there is a keyboard shortcut for copying the normal link (on mac cmd+opt+ctrl+C) but not the classic link. 

Making this easier to do would help me out and I wonder if other people would like this as well.