Here a selfmade JS-solution for the "Personal nodelet" for those who don't wanna spend too much place for "Status Nodelet" or "Approval Nodelet"

<script> 
var search=location.search; 
var id=search.match(/\Wnode_id=(\d+).*/);
if ( id.length>0) {document.writeln("`[id://"+id`[1`]+"`]")}
</script>

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UPDATE:

this will replace the link text in place

<script>
var tbar=document.getElementById('titlebar-bottom');
tbar.innerHTML=tbar.innerHTML.replace(/#(<a.*?>)(\d{4,10})(<\/a>)/,"$1
+`[id://$2`]$3")
</script>

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please note, the backquotes before brackets (`[) are needed to escape them from the monastery markup in the Free Nodelet Settings. If you wanna use this code in other JS mechanisms you have to strip them.

Cheers Rolf

In reply to Re: Allowing c&p of node headers by LanX
in thread Allowing c&p of node headers by LanX

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