Two days into using my OmniFocus text clipper and found I needed to make a revision. Now the clipper will pull the web page title, the URL, the copied text and concatenate them into a single note for OmniFocus. The updated code is below:

#Summary: Takes copied text and creates new task in OmniFocus
#By: Jason Verly
#Rev: 2013-02-04
#Rev Note: Added Page Title & URL to clipped txt

import webbrowser
import clipboard
import urllib
import console
import sys

title = sys.argv[1]
url = sys.argv[2]

task = console.input_alert('Task', 'Enter task description')
task = urllib.quote(task)

note = clipboard.get()

full_note = ''.join([title,'\n\n', url, '\n\n', note])
full_note = urllib.quote(full_note.encode('utf-8'))

webbrowser.open('omnifocus:///add?name=' + task + '&note=' + full_note)

The new bookmark in Safari is:

javascript:window.location=’pythonista://ImportToOF?action=run&argv=’+encodeURIComponent(document.title)
+’&argv=’+encodeURIComponent(document.location.href)

The Pythonista script needs to be named the same as the script called out in the javascript bookmark. In the example above, the script would be named ‘ImportToOF’ in Pythonista. [1]

Running the OmniFocus clipper will now concatenate the page title, the page URL, and the selected text into one text block for the note section in OmniFocus. An example of the task is, as it was pulled into OmniFocus via the clipper action, looks like this: