In previous versions of FCKeditor, you were able to use the paste tools without that annoying popup box that says "Because of your browser security settings...blah blah blah." There's nowhere in my browser where I'm able to change whatever security setting it is referring to, so, I have no idea what this message means.
I've seen past replies to similar posts saying that this is a security feature of Javascript. If so, then how was this by-passed in previous versions of FCKeditor? There must be a way of doing this without having to ask each person using the editor to re-configure their computer. I just want people to be able to paste stuff into the window without having to go through all these popup dialog boxes every single time.
Thanks!
I've seen past replies to similar posts saying that this is a security feature of Javascript. If so, then how was this by-passed in previous versions of FCKeditor? There must be a way of doing this without having to ask each person using the editor to re-configure their computer. I just want people to be able to paste stuff into the window without having to go through all these popup dialog boxes every single time.
Thanks!
Re: How to Disable the "Security" Window when Pasting
Re: How to Disable the "Security" Window when Pasting
Is there any solution for this, or which lines of code to comment/change?
The real solution is to make configuration item to skip "paste-security" dialogs...
Re: How to Disable the "Security" Window when Pasting
In Firefox 3, you can bypass this if you install NoScript. Tell NoScript that your site is trusted, and in Options..., check "Allow rich text cut and paste" in the Trusted tab. Firefox apparently has a fine-grained ACL system for enabling this on a per-site basis, but has no UI to do it on its own.
IE8 pops up a dialog (once per session) asking if you want to allow a site to paste rich-text from your clipboard.
Re: How to Disable the "Security" Window when Pasting