I need a utility that will basically add a "Copy OnClick Event" to my
right click context menu in Internet Explorer IE. I am a super newbie
in javascript. The following code works for IE5, but not for IE4,
which doesnt have setdata, getdata, etc. methods for dealing with the
clipboard. The folowing code is invoked by a registry context menu
entry. When I looked at IE4's copy system uses execcommand, it only
works on something that is selected as far as I can see, I dont have
anything selected, because user isnt going be highlighting, and that
wont get the onclick attribute value. All I have is a variable string
in javascript with what I need to get into the clipboard. How can I
make this code work in IE4, so I dont need to force users to get IE5?
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
var clipRes;
var parentwin = external.menuArguments;
var doc = parentwin.document;
var actele = doc.activeElement;
var attrib = actele.attributes;
var oc = attrib.onclick;
var str = oc.nodeValue;
This used to be possible with Firefox 1.0 if the script was signed or if the security check was disabled for the session. However, I cannot get this to work anymore with version 1.5. Code:
I'm still learning Javascript, but I had a quick question regarding copying images to my clipboard. There's an image that I want to copy to my clipboard from an HTML page:
<img src='captcha.php' id="captcha_image" />
I've been reading that this is called an "HTMLImageElement." Is it possible to copy this element to my clipboard so that I can later paste it into a paint file and save it?
Is there any way to copy an image from a user's desktop clipboard into a form using JavaScript? For instance copying the contents of 'print screen' into a WYSIWYG form. I've tried pasting 'print screen' contents into various WYSIWYG editors, and while this words in Word, it doesn't seem to work with online text editors - if you want to insert an image using an online text editor, it seems you have to specify the URL or upload the image file.
Is it possible to send an image on the clipboard to a website in any automated fashion?
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
But basically for Windows 200, all I would want to do is have a memory resident program (which could possibly be integrated into Mozilla Firebird) that would automatically highlight whatever text I would select and copy it to the clipboard WITHOUT pressing Control-C. That's it. I know it should be easily able to do in JS and I found a bit of code which outputs the highlighted text to a box but that's as close as I could find.
I am writing a javascript to select something and then copy it to clipboard.... I know how to do the same thing when working with the form element but don't know how could I do it with the divs and others...
let's say i have some text in between element div and pre and div has the class attribute:
HTML Code: <div class="text"> <pre> ....... some text ..... </pre> </div> what I want to do is select "....... some text ....." and then copy it
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.).
We are using a javascript code which is setInterval("window.clipboardData.setData(' ')",20)in our application for managing clipboard content. While accessing our website via Internet Explorer 7, system will prompt a warning message �Do you want to allow this web page to access your Clipboard?�. This confirmation message will have two buttons �Don�t Allow� and �Allow Access� . Suppose if I click the input field in the Application, system will prompt this confirmation message , and I can continue by click on any of the button. but sometime it happens that the CUSTOMER NOT ABLE TO CLICK ANY OF THE CONFIRMATION BUTTONS, AND BROWSER WILL HANG ON. customer will not allow to disable/enable clipboard access properties via IE Tools->Internet options. THIS IS VERY VERY URGENT FOR ME.. Can anyone give a solution for this.
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
I have upload image script. where user can upload their images. The width and height of the images are not limited. Users can upload any kind of images. Now the problem I am facing is if users upload large images and small images, the layout get scattered. So I decided to do layout similar to here they have aligned the images very nicely. They looks prety aligned in the way of rows and columns. they are not scattered. So I would like to get exact same layout.
I have two forms on one page. I want to copy the content of one field in form1 to another field in form2. I don't mind using a button. I've put in the code, but it doesn't seem to work. The first field is a long select box, and the second field is the same. Is this the problem? Can you not copy from a select box? In the first form, the select box is populated by the user. I just want to copy the items they've put into the select box into a field in form 2. Here's what I got for my copy button:
I have 2 text boxes on my page. When the user clicks in one text box, I would like whatever is in there to be copied to the other text box. Is this possible? I have looked into it and onClick seems like it might do it but I can't get it to work.
Hello everyone I was just try to copy the contents of a table and put it in a multidimentional array! But for some reason it keeps rewritting over each time only returning one row! I just cant figure out what I am doing wrong its probly simple! Any help would be great!
Code: var tabular=new Array(); function copyTable(){ obj=document.getElementById("theTab"); for(i=0,j=0;i<obj.rows.length,j<obj.rows(i).cells.length;i++,j++){ tabular[i]=new Array(); tabular[i].push(obj.rows(i).cells(j).innerText); } alert(tabular); }
I am using the code below to insert an image into an iframe (idContent). This works fine, however, if i dont select the iframe before inserting the image the image is pasted into the window document by default... I was wondering if there's a way to check that the selected area is indeed the iframe and if not then don't paste the image code.
I'm working on an iPhone application that extracts data from a website using Javascript and displays it in a more user-friendly text box. Everything works fine and dandy, however, now that I've come up to the last element, I need to extract text from a table on a website.Basically what I want to do is find the balance, in this case '$17.28' from 'results_table', and have that stored in a variable. I've looked around on google with no real luck.
I have a form with multiple text area's, i am looking to take all the text area's and send it to the clipboard. I know i have to use javascript but cannot seem to get multiple text area's selected.
<script type="text/javascript"> function CopyToClipboard() { CopiedTxt = document.selection.createRange();
[code]....
Here is some text you can copy. You can copy text from anywhere on the page, simply select it and press the Copy to clipboard button. Then you can paste it anywhere you want, in Notepad, Visual Studio or in the textarea below.
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<textarea id="txtArea" cols="60" rows="5">You can also copy text from this textarea. Or you can paste the text here, using the Ctrl+V key combination.
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 am trying to create a form with multiple fields, and instead of mailing it, I want it to save to clipboard. The only thing I have now is things others tried.
