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I am using Bottle framework implementing the WSGI Request and response and because of the single thread issue, I changed the server into PythonWSGIServer and tested with Apache bench but the result consist of error broken pipe which is similar with this question How to prevent errno 32 broken pipe? . I have tried the answer but to no avail. Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Library/Python/2.7/site-packages/paste/httpserver.py", line 1068, in process_request_in_thread self.finish_request(request, client_address) File "/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2

I've got a great editable text area going with wysihat and contentEditable. I really need a way to intercept paste events to either stop them, or process their DOM before allowing insertion. It's a little crazy they people can paste entire webpages into the editable areas. Is this possible? Come on future, arrive on my doorstep. HTML5 gurus, fire! You can't access the content's that will be inserted. What you can do is add an event listener that runs some cleanup code on Ctrl+V (with a timeout, so it sees the pasted text) the onpaste event works fine, at least u can reject user insert behavior

I want to hook paste event for <input type="text"> and force this text to be pasted into hidden textarea (then I want to parse textarea's text and perform 'paste data from excel to gridview' action). Something like: $('#input1').bind('paste', function(e) { // code do paste text to textarea instead of originally targeted input }); What cross-browser code should I write instead of comments? Thanks. There is this hacky solution that fires a focus event on a textarea when Ctrl and V keys or Shift and Insert keys are down. [Yes, it doesn't work for contextmenu -> past] $(document).ready(function(){

I think that this is not possible but I think it is better to ask someone who knows the answer for sure. Is it possible to create an android application that affect the context menu in all applications so that when the user long press an edit text view, not only the paste option will be visible but also my customized paste function? What I want to do is to make it easy for the user to import texts from my application without leaving the application they are working in. One thing I have thought off is to create a service that listen for pressing volume up and down at the same time and copy my

I'm looking to create an "easy paste experience", where the user can hit ctrl-v anywhere on the page to paste their clipboard data into a textarea. I want them to be able to paste text into the textarea without the textarea being focused. I know I can use this code to detect a paste event: $('html').bind('paste', function(e) { }); But I don't know how to grab the clipboard data and "move" it to the textarea, or if this is even possible (what with the restrictions on accessing the user's clipboard). It is not possible in Firefox. In IE, Safari and Chrome you can do the following: $('html').bind

In text fields of my JSP, I wish to know whether user is typing in the data or just pasting. How can I identify this using javascript ? EDIT: As per Andy's answer I know how I can go about it, but still curios how those guys wrote onpaste event. Safari, Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer all support the onpaste event (not sure about Opera). Latch onto the onpaste event and you will be able to catch whenever something is pasted. Writing this is simple enough. Add the event handler to your input using html: <input type="text" id="myinput" onpaste="handlePaste(event);"> or JavaScript-DOM: var