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Hm, that would be great — I'd love to see an example of this.
by kylebragger 16y ago
Hm, that would be great — I'd love to see an example of this.
- warfangle 16y agoTypically you'll get a selection object, get the range object, and .execCommand("Copy") on it. Unfortunately it only really works in IE (afaik); it used to work in FF if you got the Allow Clipboard Access plugin, but even that's been disabled. It could potentially be a huge security risk, which is why it's had to be sandboxed into plugins like flash.
- zmmmmm 16y ago>It could potentially be a huge security risk, Why is copying data into the clipboard a security risk? > which is why it's had to be sandboxed into plugins like flash. But it's already in a sandbox (the browser). Why do we need a sandbox inside the sandbox? I really don't understand what the huge deal is with this. It's almost harder to get some plain text onto the clipboard than it is to get the user to run a .exe.