Yes, hmm. Maybe we need to go back to the old message here for FF. We used to have a link on how to disable the security setting but it was removed since the same error message appeard for other browsers.
I love that I don't have to use the Paste from Word button anymore...simply copy and paste strips that out. Nice.
However, we've trained our users to use the Paste from Word button. In Firefox it seems to work fine, but in IE7 the dialog box for that function is very small and nothing can be copied into it. It's not usable at all. Is this a bug? Also, I had one Firefox user say they couldn't do it either but I'm not having any issues with Firefox...just IE 7
Thanks
I can't reproduce your issue in IE 7 the paste dialog looks the same as it always has? Could it be some cache issue, config issue?
It works fine on the examples on this site.
What version of Firefox? FF 3 uses the paste event but FF 2 uses a keyboard check so if they paste using some menu the logic will not be executed.
It may be just a caching issue. The firefox user is using an older version it appears. Time for an update.
Thanks spocke
I'm experiencing the very same issue (modal dialog stating that cut/copy/paste is "Currently not supported by your browser, use keyboard shortcuts instead."). This is occurring in FF 3.0.10 from two different machines and also from a brand new clean install of FF 3.5 Beta 4. I tested all against http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/examples/full.php and although CTRL X/C/V keyboard commands all work, neither the cut/copy/paste icons nor the contextmenu plugin dialog will work without prompting the error dialog window.
Yes, I have the user.js set up properly and working in all instances and browser has been restarted to be certain it has taken effect:
user_pref("capability.policy.policynames", "allowclipboard");
user_pref("capability.policy.allowclipboard.sites", "http: https:");
user_pref("capability.policy.allowclipboard.Clipboard.cutcopy", "allAccess");
user_pref("capability.policy.allowclipboard.Clipboard.paste", "allAccess");As a matter of fact, using the very same machine/browser I am able to cut/copy/paste against a TinyMCE 3.1.0.1 installation, no problem -- I can cut/copy/paste using the icons in the toolbar, the contextmenu and CTRL-X/C/V without any issue.
I've been trying to troubleshoot the issue but have come up empty so far.
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The closest I have traced it back so far was line 12850 near the only instance of "queryCommandSupported" in the src.
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Last edited by coopster (2009-05-14 00:26:33)
Yes, that was it. As soon as I comment the following logic then cut/copy/paste works as expected:
// On WebKit the command will just be ignored if it's not enabled
if (!doc.queryCommandSupported(cmd))
throw 'Error';Hmm, maybe the check doesn't work correctly then on FF. I need to add some webkit specific check there then. But I recommend using keyboard shortcuts instead it will always work for anyone.
Actually, I just noticed that the icons/contextmenu is indeed working too, it's just that the modal dialog is still being displayed and it blocked my view -- I didn't notice the text modification -- the text gets cut/copy/paste in the editor! Go figure 
I suppose the reason is the command being executed right before this if construct.
But you are correct, isn't queryCommandSupported supported in FF? The method isn't listed here:
https://developer.mozilla.org/En/Midas
but it is shown here:
https://developer.mozilla.org/En/DOM_Cl … e/Document
Hi Spocke!
First of all I want to thank you guys for the paste plugin - pasting from word has been frequently requested from our customers. Great work! However, I'm experiencing an issue with this plugin in safari 3.2.1 on mac. Some times when I paste content the div with id="_mcePaste", that is supposed to be hidden does not get removed, i.e. when I inspect the html with the HTML source Editor it is still there after pasting. Have you seen this? I will post a bug on this on sourceforge.
@coopster: It might be a FF bug or missing feature to detect the paste support using official methods.
@philipphilip: Ahh, I guess it might be cloned more than ones. WebKit has a super annoying bug where it clones the wrapper node for no apparent reason. I will check it out, I guess I need to loop it.
@spocke: Did you fix the error philipphilip mentioned? I'm experiencing it right now on a 3.2.4.1-setup.
There was no way to reproduce it so it's not fixed since on my Mac and PC using Safari it works fine with all attached examples.
OK - I'll see if I can get an example up and running where I can reproduce it consistently.
Same issue here:
When I go to http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/examples/full.php using Firefox 3.5, select something and then right-click / copy, I get the "Currently not supported by your browser" message. This is too bad, because it had been working nicely in earlier versions of Tinymce, and using keyboard shortcuts is not a good option for some users with alternative keyboards.
The strange thing is that copy and paste through the mouse seem to work in spite of the error message.
Last edited by bodo (2009-07-10 14:18:06)
same issue Browser not supported error when using the controls in FF. How to resolve this? using latest version of tinymce(3.2.4.1)
Darn. I guess I need to re-implement the older error message that explains why it's not supported. Will do that for the next release.
Darn. I guess I need to re-implement the older error message that explains why it's not supported. Will do that for the next release.
The older message explained that you have to patch user.js to allow copy/paste in Firefox. I have done that, and copy paste works for me (although with the 'browser not supported' message). The error message should simply not appear at all when the user.js is already correct.
Hi, i created a drop-down menu and i would like to convert item code in image when i click on item.
How i do to make this?
Thanks.
Hi chico...
did you get solution for copy/paste problem in firefox?
if yes, please tell me what i have to do?
thanks ®ards
sandy
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