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There are JavaScript hooks for copying and pasting? The only ones that I have
seen (e.g. bit.ly) rely on Flash. (I see this because I'm running flashblock
and have to explicitly tell the Flash applet to run.)
Peter
On Nov 29, 2010, at 3:59 PM, Sean Hannan wrote:
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> There are JS hooks for c
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On Mon, Nov 29, 2010 at 12:49 PM, Ken Irwin wrote:
> Here's what I'm wondering: is there any tasteful/sane way of using JavaScript
> to detect when a user clicks into the URL bar and copies/cuts the URL from a
> page that will do the user no good later? It would, to my mind, be completely
> ci
No tasteful way, no. And probably no way at all when it's on a third
party website like LexisNexis -- short of getting the user to install a
browser plugin maybe, which will require different code for every
browser, which is a lot of work to go to for a feature that I predict
will really annoy
Whoa -- good question. I don't think there is a hook in JavaScript that is
running within a page to detect whether a user is manipulating the address bar
(e.g. selecting it and copying its contents). Such an alert would be possible
in the case of browser plugins, but then the browser would hav
There are JS hooks for cutting and pasting (it's how certain websites add
their little source: tag when you "excerpt" from one of their articles), but
the support is very spotty[1]. And nothing is going to let you detect
cutting and pasting from the URL bar.
[1] http://www.quirksmode.org/dom/even
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assumption that those URLs would get him back to the content later.
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