Thanks, I'll look into that

Took a while before I was able to replicate this - the segments I used to test the altname feature originally didn't have a city name set already, so the "Add alternate name" UI would always open up with the "None" checkbox already ticked, and WME never complained...

Investigating this has revealed that WMEOD currently completely ignores the city name setting when adding an altname, so not only does it fail to tick the None checkbox if no city name is being set, it also fails to clear it and add the city name if you've asked it to use a city name. All I can say about this glaring omission from the code is, umm, oops Expect a fix soon.

2.50 correctly sets/clears city names when applying alternate names, and deletes any existing altnames on a segment before applying new name data...

https://greasyfork.org/scripts/1941-wme-to-os-link

It appears the OS have now started secomissioning their old map builder API on which that map relies, and are expecting users to migrate over to their shiny new API which calls up map data that loses much of the stuff that made the older OS maps so useful for us...

Needless to say, I've started to look for suitable alternatives now.

2.51 updated to work with the one.network URL - fortunately it appears the underlying map code for that site is (for my purposes at least) unchanged, so this was a quick fix...

Also noticed that the OS seem to have rolled back the decommissioning of their map builder site, as the OpenData link in WMEOD is working once again... How long this'll last is anyone's guess however, so I'll continue investigating alternatives.

https://greasyfork.org/scripts/1941-wme-to-os-link

2.52 plays nicely with the latest WME production release...

https://greasyfork.org/scripts/1941-wme-to-os-link

2.52 2.53 plays nicely with the latest WME production release...

https://greasyfork.org/scripts/1941-wme-to-os-link

2.52 2.53 2.54 plays nicely with the latest WME production release... with thanks to Iain for noting that, whilst one of the WME properties WMEOD used was still present, it no longer functioned the same way it used to do. Nice...

https://greasyfork.org/scripts/1941-wme-to-os-link

2.55 fixes some problems with how alternate names were being handled (thanks to Iain for noticing some of them, which then led to the others being discovered...)

Also note that the OS data used by the script has been updated to the latest releases.

https://greasyfork.org/scripts/1941-wme-to-os-link

2.56 uses UTF-8 encoding for the streetname data, which fixes some errors noted with Welsh names.

https://greasyfork.org/scripts/1941-wme-to-os-link