Re: put a string on to the clipboard
From: Michael Wilcox (mjwilcoCANTHAVESPAM_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 01/10/04
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Date: Sat, 10 Jan 2004 03:04:16 GMT
dartszeeland.tk <No@mail.com> wrote:
> Yes yes its me again, i want to copy a string onto the clipboard so i
> dont have to select and copy.
You or your users?
> But i dont know how to use this in my PHP webpage,
> i dont want the user to see what is copyed it does somthing automatic
> and then erase the clipboard's data...
This can't be done in PHP and shouldn't be done period. You may be erasing
important informaiton stored on the user's clipboard. Believe me, they won't
mind the few extra clicks to copy and paste.
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