Display an a-tisket link (URL relationship based searches)

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Regarding the INLINE STUFF script, I have commented-out the disambiguation code and the ISRC code because another script (Musicbrainz UI enhancement) also provides this so that they don't conflict (it just happened to be easier to comment it out from your code). The only real reason for using this other script however is that it provides an a-tisket link next to Spotify / Deezer / iTunes / Apple Music credit links below a release, which is convenient at times.

If one of your scripts could also provide such a link, I could rid of the other script altogether.

Thanks.

[jesus2099]

I have a script ALL LINKS with which you can add searches based on some release attributes, but not yet based on other URL relationships. I keep this ticket open, of course. I must first finish the #244/#488 yvanzo new version of this script before I can even think of adding a new kind of searches based on other URL relationships. But, as I don't edit DL albums at all, it will not be a priority for me, sorry.

[jesus2099]

I found an example for deez_id=12118252 and spf_id=2w1YJXWMIco6EBf0CovvVN and another example for itu_id=1059043043, this one does not work.

But what is the point of having these links after already having the MB release?

I thought atisket was used to import some new releases to MB. But these links would only be inserted on known MB releases, so I don't think there is any benefit using atisket, once the release is already here. There is?

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I thought atisket was used to import some new releases to MB. But these links would only be inserted on known MB releases, so I don't think there is any benefit using atisket, once the release is already here. There is?

The benefit is that some releases may not have been added via atisket and a release may have some information currently missing, such as the album art or barcode, which atisket's site would conveniently display. A link would save you from having to load the site yourself and paste in a Deezer/Apple release link for example.