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I would like to know how to put text into the clipboard like some popular websites are able to do. I have seen sites like www.photobucket.com and www.hulu.com somehow make copying to the clipboard automatic and cross browser. How can I do the same? I saw a cross browser way to do it using flash, but it won't work with the current version? Take a look at this: http://ajaxian.com/archives/seeding-the-clipboard-in-flash10-with-zero-clipboard One option is Clippy , "a very simple Flash widget that makes it possible to place arbitrary text onto the client's clipboard. Well, since Firefox disables

Given this data frame from some other question: Constraint Name TotalSP Onpeak Offpeak Constraint_ID 77127 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa -2174.5 -2027.21 -147.29 98333 bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb -1180.62 -1180.62 0 1049 cccccccccccccccccc -1036.53 -886.77 -149.76 It seems like there is an index Constraint_ID . When I try to read it in with pd.read_clipboard , this is how it gets loaded: Constraint Name TotalSP Onpeak Offpeak 0 Constraint_ID NaN NaN NaN NaN 1 77127 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa -2174.50 -2027.21 -147.29 2 98333 bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb -1180.62 -1180.62 0.00 3 1049 cccccccccccccccccc -1036.53 -886.77 -149.76 This

I have some code in place currently to intercept all Cut, Copy and Paste events into a RichTextBox in WPF. These are designed to strip all content out except plain text, and allow no pasting except plain text (by using a check the Clipboard.ContainsText() method.) This seems to be successful at preventing all such operations from inside the forms. A user can only copy, cut and paste text around, with images / audio data / random junk not being allowed. However, if I use the PrintScreen function, and paste it into one of the RichTextBoxes, the image is pasted in (not the wanted behaviour.) If

We have 2 java applications running on MAC. One background application sends either a text or image to a clipboard, then the other application grabs that data and paste it in its application. We have this problem when the app copies something on the clipboard, the background app won't be able to update the clipboard until it's UI becomes active. Is there work around with this clipboard issue? This works on Windows and Linux, it seems to be a problem only on MAC. Don't. What you are doing is generally referred to as "interprocess communication" . There are various strategies to accomplish this.

Why is navigator.clipboard always undefined in the following snippet? var clipboard = navigator.clipboard; if (clipboard == undefined) { console.log('clipboard is undefined'); } else { clipboard.writeText('stuff to write').then(function() { console.log('Copied to clipboard successfully!'); }, function() { console.error('Unable to write to clipboard. :-('); }); } More on the clipboard API can be found here . Chrome Version: 68.0.3440.106. I'm sure this was working at some point, but no longer is. It's confusing because this table suggests that the Clipboard API is implemented in Chrome (has

I am working on an online typing software. In the typing software, all is going well but I have the problem of dishonest users who might possibly type the text into the textarea, copy it, then reload the page (therefore resetting the timer) and pasting it in straightaway. So I was thinking along the lines of using something like evt.preventDefault(); when javascript detects the pressing of the ctrl / cmd button along with the C key. But then I realized that the user could always go up to the menu bar to press Edit -> Copy . So I was wondering, is there a cross-browser method to disable both