Pasting using the PasteStrip button

[Stuart Hemming]

Every now and then, if a user hits the PasteStript button to paste in to the editor, an alert window shows up saying "Please use Ctrl+V to Paste".

Why would this happen and, more importantly, how do I stop it?

FWIW, the alert looks a bit like a RadAlert except there is no chrome. It most assuredly isn't a standard javascript alert.

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Stuart

[Stuart Hemming]

Attached is an image of this happening.

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Stuart

[Stuart Hemming]

Anyone?

FWIW my tools file is defined like this...

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<root>
  <tools name="Clipboard" tab="Home">
    <tool name="PasteStrip" size="large"/>
    <tool name="Cut" shortcut="CTRL+X" />
    <tool name="Copy" shortcut="CTRL+C"/>
  </tools>
  <tools name="Font" tab="Home">
    <tool name="FontName" shortcut="CTRL+SHIFT+F"/>
    <tool name="RealFontSize" shortcut="CTRL+SHIFT+P" width="80px"/>
    <tool name="ConvertToLower" strip="FontDropDowns" />
    <tool name="ConvertToUpper" strip="FontDropDowns" />
    <tool name="Bold" strip="FontBasicTools" shortcut="CTRL+B"/>
    <tool name="Italic" strip="FontBasicTools" shortcut="CTRL+I"/>
    <tool name="Underline" strip="FontBasicTools" shortcut="CTRL+U"/>
    <tool name="StrikeThrough" strip="FontBasicTools1"/>
    <tool name="Superscript" strip="FontBasicTools1"/>
    <tool name="Subscript" strip="FontBasicTools1"/>
    <tool name="FormatStripper" strip="FontDropDowns" />
    <tool name="ForeColor"/>
    <tool name="BackColor"/>
  </tools>
  <tools name="Paragraph" tab="Home">
    <tool name="InsertUnorderedList" strip="ListsAndIndention"/>
    <tool name="InsertOrderedList" strip="ListsAndIndention"/>
    <tool name="Indent" strip="ListsAndIndention"/>
    <tool name="Outdent" strip="ListsAndIndention"/>
    <tool name="JustifyLeft" strip="Align"/>
    <tool name="JustifyCenter" strip="Align"/>
    <tool name="JustifyRight" strip="Align"/>
    <tool name="JustifyFull" strip="Align"/>
    <tool name="JustifyNone" strip="Align"/>
    <tool name="InsertParagraph" shortcut="CTRL+M" strip="other"/>
    <tool name="ToggleTableBorder" strip="other"/>
  </tools>
  <tools name="Editing" tab="Home">
    <tool name="AjaxSpellCheck" strip="EditingTools1"/>
    <tool name="FindAndReplace" strip="EditingTools1" shortcut="CTRL+F"/>
    <tool name="SelectAll" strip="EditingTools1" shortcut="CTRL+A"/>
    <tool name="Undo" strip="EditingTools2" shortcut="CTRL+Z"/>
    <tool name="Redo" strip="EditingTools2" shortcut="CTRL+Y"/>
    <tool name="LinkManager" shortcut="CTRL+K" strip="EditingTools3"/>
    <tool name="Unlink" shortcut="CTRL+SHIFT+K" strip="EditingTools3"/>
    <tool name="InsertDate" />
    <tool name="InsertTime" />
    <tool name="InsertHorizontalRule" />
    <tool name="InsertTable" />
    <tool name="InsertSymbol"  />

  </tools>

  <tools name="Help" tab="Home">
    <tool name="Help"/>
  </tools>
</root>

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Stuart

[Rumen]

Hello Stuart,

Please, note that to protect users' private information, unprivileged scripts cannot invoke the Cut, Copy, and Paste commands in the Mozilla, Safari / Chrome and Opera rich text editor, so the corresponding buttons will not work. You can cut and paste content in Firefox, Safari / Chrome and Opera only using the Ctrl+X and Ctrl+V shortcut or the Paste from Word dialog.
You can also paste content from the browsers menu: Edit -> Paste.
More information is available in this help article: Cleaning Word Formatting.
The Cut, Copy and Paste commands could be executed by JavaScript code under Internet Explorer only.

Kind regards,
Rumen
the Telerik team

[Stuart Hemming]

Thanks Rumen.

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Stuart