Click-to-copy-into-clipboard Function And Open New Frame/page?
Apr 29, 2010
Im currently building a new discount-webpage and Im looking for a solution to be able to hover over a discount button to reveal a small text without clicking. And after clicking on the button that the text in the flash button is copied into the clipboard and a new page open with a small frame from my window with the new page underneith. examples of this kind of script can be viewed on this page: [URL]... Im not looking for someone to do this for me. All I want to know if there is another language to do this with like possibly java? and maybe some links to tutorials. (the current page solves this with flash which I havent worked with before.)
how to do click to copy to the clipboard and open site. examples of this kind of script can be viewed on this page [URL].. on the yellow boxes with the discount text.
I have been searching and experimenting for the past 3 hours and have given up, I need help solving this problem. I want to be able for the text in the clipboard to be pasted wherever the mouse is clicked, no matter if it is in a form, textarea, facebook comments box or the address bar. I have found how to make it pase onclick to textarea and form but I just want it to paste whatever is in the clipboard to wherever the mouse is clicked. You guessed it, as always I will provide a paypal donation, adwords coupon or facebook ad voucher for
Could someone help me to finalize a little project? I'm writing a form for my site but I'don't know many in Javascript (I'm a newbee).
When the form is completed, the visitor may display it in another window for verification, printing or sending by e-mail. When he opens the second window, the form's content is send automatically to the clipboard so it could be pasted in another application (Word, etc.).
I'm trying to send an entire table and it's contents to the clipboard. The problem is that one of the cells of the table contains a chart that comes from an applet via our SAP system.The other cells around the chart contain labels and such... the user will need to cut and paste these charts into presentations.What i would like is for users to be able to click a button and go paste into power point or wherever they'd like.I had an idea that maybe it's possible to take a screenshot of a portion of the screen and throw that image to the clipboard?
I have some Javascript that is selecting text from a form textarea and copying it to the clipboard: document.myForm.myTextarea.focus(); document.myForm.myTextarea.select(); document.execCommand( 'Copy' );
This works great. However there is a problem when I try to paste the text somewhere else. Assuming that the text that is being copied is a [URL], I would like it to be pasted as a link. When I grab a URL from the address bar inside a web browser and paste it somewhere ( such as an e-mail ), it automatically shows up as a clickable link. When I put a URL into my form textarea and run the javascript, it gets pasted as a plain text ( ie. not underlined and not clickable ).
Why are these two different? I've tried running a program to see what is actually copied into the clipboard and I don't see any differences. There must be something that denotes the URL copied from the address bar as a link and therefore makes it clickable when pasted. Is there a way to force this in order to make what is copied to the clipboard from my form textarea a clickable link?
I need to copy something to my clipboard by pressing a button. i can echo the value into a hidden form input field i guess. how can i get the value copied to clipboard?
I've been looking around the web for a simple JavaScript to solve this problem but can't seem to find something that would work both in IE and FF and the other major browsers?
So basically I have a page listing about a dozen badges people can use to link back to me. I have presented the code for each badge (eg. a href, img src, alt...) in a separate textarea and I'd really love to add a link next to each textarea that would say something like "Click here to copy to Clipboard" then it would copy the text from within the corresponding textarea to the Clipboard so as to eliminate the need for Ctrl+A, Ctrl+C.
I enter information in a system based on the # of a report that comes in. So if I see a report that says "333" i want to enter specific information for "333" same with "444" and "555" and so on and so forth.So I want to have a drop down menu for 111, 222, 333, 444 etc.Basically what I need is, if I select the report # from the drop down menu, I want it to copy information from a HIDDEN textbox to the clipboard.
I am using some java script to copy the contents of a textarea to the clipboard. I need the script to copy the contents of the textarea because there'll be html code (apostrophes and quotations) that need to be copied.Ever since I put all of my site's code into one .js file, the copy-to-clipboard scripts no longer appear to work.Also the copy-to-clipboard scripts won't work in the latest version of IE.This is the code I am using...
I have an issue where I am trying to allow the user to click on a table and automatically copy a table into the clipboard. I do this with text using IE:
function clickCopyText(fi) { window.clipboardData.setData("Text",fi.innerText); }
so to copy the table, I tried:
function clickCopyHTML(fi) { window.clipboardData.setData("Text",fi.innerHTML); }
The Trouble with Tables is the HTML itself gets copied as opposed to the rendered table. I am probably looking at some other way of getting the code to the clipboard, but I am stymied. I can do it with images, but not with rendered HTML.
What I'm trying to do is make it so when a visitor or a search engine tries to view a page outside of the parent frame it reloads that particular page inside the parent frame. All the scripts I've tried WILL redirect the visitor back to the parent frame, but NONE of them will then load the previously viewed page into the 'main' frame. I don't want visitors to have to navigate through the site to find the particular page they were viewing.
I have seen this script before but I can't remember which site was using it, also without a redirection to the frames the site won't display properly and navigation would be difficult. Code:
I have a little problem, I structure my site with a main page index.html with a frame in the central whit name CENTRALE, so every other page I will open within this frame. Now I need to have a direct link to these internal pages, give an example I wish it were possible to go to the page clothing giving a direct link to that section of the site type www.indirizzo.com / clothing.html because the state of things if I take the 'direct address to that page I open only the part inside of the frame, but I wish I would open inside the "main frame, there is a solution in javascrip to overcome this problem?
I want to have a main image in place and when you click on 1 of the 3 frame options the frame changes showing a preview. Also I would like the add to cart button change its code to add the correct item as well.
This may sound weird but I'm try to find a way to copy the whole docoument from one frame to another. It's sort of like stowing away the whole page to another frame so that user can use the main frame for other things. When done, the user then can pull back the previous page into the main frame. I tried the swapping with document.body.innerHTML but then it only copied whatever in the body but not the header, which contains all the javascript functions and css. I thought about just replacing the other frame's url with the current but it won't work because the current page contains a "form submitted" search & result. Loading its url to the other frame would result in a complete new search.....
I am trying to copy a form that is in one frame, using a button on another frame. The form has a couple of tables inside it. I can get it working when the button is in the same frame, but not in different ones. I get an "invalid argument" error on the controlRange.addElement(x) line.
What I have so far is:
<script language='javascript'> function CopyForm() { if (document.body.createControlRange) { var x = window.parent.fraRight.document.getElementById('Fo rm1'); x.contentEditable = 'true' var controlRange; controlRange = document.body.createControlRange(); controlRange.addElement(x); controlRange.execCommand("Copy"); x.contentEditable = 'false' alert('The table is now copied to memory. Start Excel, and Paste the table into a new worksheet.'); } </Script>
where fraRight is the name of the frame the form is in, and Form1 is the name of the form I want to copy. The only thing I have changed from when it was working in the one frame, is:
var x = window.parent.fraRight.document.getElementById('Fo rm1'); used to be var x = document.getElementById('Form1');
I can do things like alert(x.name) and get the right name of the form, so I think I have got the object properly. Is there any other way to make sure?
I have it set up so that there are three frames (frames and the use of javascript are encourage for practice) "bar" on the left with navigational options, "main" in the center where the body of the drill is presented, and "feedback" along the bottom where the feedback will appear.
My issue is that I have everything working except the form! I'm not sure how to make it so that upon clicking the submit button the feedback is presented in the "feedback" frame. This was suggested to me but isn't working, maybe I have a mistake somewhere? Or is there another way I can do this?
<html> <head> <script type="text/javascript"> function CheckCheckbox() {
I have the following code: Code: $(".buy_icon").click(function () { window.location = "[URL]" }); Which loads the URL in the current browser window when the div (buy_icon) is clicked. How can I load the URL in a new tab or window?
What I could like to do is use JQuery .click and .ajaxmethods but the only thing I am unsure of is hot to get the ID of the a href tag containing the unique item ID that relates to the db record. Can I use this.id?
Should I disable the right click option or not? I have a gallery site, I don't want people to be able to copy the images with the default right click over an image. From a professional looking site point of view I suppose I would be messing with the functionality a bit too much, OR is it OK in this instance to disable the click. I know how to write the code to disable the click, but what I was thinking was maybe it would be better to leave the right click but change the menu options? I'm not sure how to change the menu options ere is a link to the site. [URL]
In the middle of my script the clipboard contents change (I'm opening a site which immediately copies a variable to the clipboard). How do I use this variable in my script?
If I declare: var p = window.clipboardData.getData('text'); at the beginning, then: p = clipboard at start of script
Basically I want some of the links in my page to open in new tabs (I'm using Firefox) or windows if the user has their options configured that way. And I want my page to remain intact as it involves some AJAX and takes a while to load.
But ...and this seems to be a big "but"... I don't want the focus to move away from the page I'm on. So techniques such as <a target="_blank"or <a onclick="window.open(...)"aren't working for this requirement. I even tried using a separate function and attempting to return to the original window straight after using the following function: Code:
