Re: put a string on to the clipboard
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Date: 01/10/04
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Date: Sat, 10 Jan 2004 05:00:43 GMT
Javascript can copy text to the clipboard.
"dartszeeland.tk" <No@mail.com> wrote in message
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Hi all,
Yes yes its me again, i want to copy a string onto the clipboard so i dont
have to select and copy.
I know of one thing and that is:
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GtkEditable::copy_clipboard
void copy_clipboard(void);
copy_clipboard() copies the current selection to the clipboard.
It also causes the "copy-clipboard" signal to be emitted.
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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...
Someone knows tis and show me a simple example?
Thanks!
Peter.
www.dartszeeland.tk
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