JS copy content to the Clipboard code, JS copy code simple example _javascript skills

As shown below:

<script type= "Text/javascript" > 
  function Jscopy () { 
    var E=document.getelementbyid ("Contents"); object is Contents 
    e.select ();//Select Object 
    document.execcommand ("copy");//Execute Browser copy command
  } 
</script> 
<textarea id= "Contents cols=" rows= "5" ></textarea> <br/> <input
"button" Onclick= "Jscopy ();" value= "Copy"/>

JS replication is nothing but the following three steps:

1, get the copied object: document.getElementById ("contents") This sentence is to obtain the id= "contents" textarea.

2, the contents of the selected object: E.select ()

3. Use the ExecCommand ("") function to copy the content.

The following is a detailed description of the parameters of the ExecCommand ("") function:

1, Format: Document.execcommand (scommand[, interactive mode, dynamic parameters))

2. Detailed Parameters:

1, implementation of the full selection command
[format]:document.execcommand ("SelectAll")
[description] will select all content in the Web page!
 
2, implementation of the Open command
[format]:document.execcommand (' Open ')
[description] This and VB and other programming design in the WebBrowser control of the command somewhat similar, we can also be pondering.
 
3, implementation of the Save As command
[format]:document.execcommand ("SaveAs")
[description] Save the page to a different directory on this site!
 
4, implementation of the Print command
[format]:document.execcommand ("print")
[description] Of course, you have to install the printer!
 
JS code listed below are instruction parameters and meanings

Equivalent to clicking the Open button in the file Document.execcommand ("open");
 
Save the current page as Document.execcommand ("SaveAs");
Clips the selected text to the Clipboard;
 
Document.execcommand ("Cut", "false", NULL);
Delete the selected text;
 
Document.execcommand ("Delete", "false", NULL);
Change the font of the selected area;
 
Document.execcommand ("FontName", "false", sfontname);
Change the font size of the selected area;
 
Document.execcommand ("FontSize", "false", ssize|isize);
Set the foreground color;
 
Document.execcommand ("ForeColor", "false", scolor);
The object of absolute positioning can be dragged directly;
 
Document.execcommand ("2d-position", "false", "true");
Make the object positioning into absolute positioning;
 
Document.execcommand ("AbsolutePosition", "false", "true");
Set the background color;
 
Document.execcommand ("BackColor", "false", scolor);
Make the text in the selected area bold;
 
Document.execcommand ("Bold", "false", NULL);
Copy the selected text to the Clipboard;
 
Document.execcommand ("Copy", "false", NULL);
Sets the specified anchor point as a bookmark;
 
Document.execcommand ("CreateBookMark", "false", sanchorname);
Turns the selected text into a hyperlink, and the Parameter Settings dialog box appears if the second argument is true;
 
Document.execcommand ("Createlink", "false", slinkurl);
Sets the label name of the current block;
 
Document.execcommand ("Formatblock", "false", stagname); Equivalent to clicking the Open button in a file Document.exEccommand ("Open");
 
Save the current page as Document.execcommand ("SaveAs");
Clips the selected text to the Clipboard;
 
Document.execcommand ("Cut", "false", NULL);
Delete the selected text;
 
Document.execcommand ("Delete", "false", NULL);
Change the font of the selected area;
 
Document.execcommand ("FontName", "false", sfontname);
Change the font size of the selected area;
 
Document.execcommand ("FontSize", "false", ssize|isize);
Set the foreground color;
 
Document.execcommand ("ForeColor", "false", scolor);
The object of absolute positioning can be dragged directly;
 
Document.execcommand ("2d-position", "false", "true");
Make the object positioning into absolute positioning;
 
Document.execcommand ("AbsolutePosition", "false", "true");
Set the background color;
 
Document.execcommand ("BackColor", "false", scolor);
Make the text in the selected area bold;
 
Document.execcommand ("Bold", "false", NULL);
Copy the selected text to the Clipboard;
 
Document.execcommand ("Copy", "false", NULL);
Sets the specified anchor point as a bookmark;
 
Document.execcommand ("CreateBookMark", "false", sanchorname);
Turns the selected text into a hyperlink, and the Parameter Settings dialog box appears if the second argument is true;
 
Document.execcommand ("Createlink", "false", slinkurl);
Sets the label name of the current block; Document.execcommand ("Formatblock", "false", stagname);

Note: Firefox does not support this method!

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