clipboard | Contao Extension : : Extend the clipboard core functionality | Web Framework library

Edit: The user has stated they would like one method to be used for two different text boxes/buttons. I have updated the code to reflect this. What now happens is the function that is added as an onclick handler is passed a element as a parameter. This is the element the same function should change and perform and action to.

Here you go.

The thing you need to do is select multiple elements by separating them with a , character. @john-slegers does an amazing job of explaining jQuery selectors here..

Why is it replacing : after the drive letter with a #?

It isn't PowerShell that is performing this substitution; by process of elimination, it must be yt-dlb

"-o N:/$save_dir/%(upload_date)s_%(title)s_%(id)s.%(ext)s"

You cannot pass both an option and its argument as a single string - PowerShell will pass it as a single, double-quoted argument (double-quoted due to the presence of at least one space).

The equivalent of passing & yt-dlp -o N:/$save_dir/%(upload_date)s_%(title)s_%(id)s.%(ext)s via a variable is to use an array variable, with the option name and its argument passed as separate elements:

It simpler to add/remove classes instead of styles. You were basically just missing the setTimeout() function which removes again the style.

So, apparently the problem lies with windows, or the WSL to be precise. WSL does not seem to support the set termguicolors which is responsible for the weird colors appearing on screen. And because this is essential for several colorschemes (otherwise they look very different). So unless WSL2 provides this feature I don't think it is possible for windows to have any of the fancy colorschemes. The best option is to probably use a virtual machine and run linux or dual-boot your device.

There are several ways do this, but the most easiest is to simply remove the iframes altogether to prevent them from loading, then when permission is given later, restore the iframe.

https://jsfiddle.net/y8zgfn26/2/

This is indeed a shortcoming of Get-Clipboard. The HTML format is documented to support only UTF-8, regardless of the source encoding of the page, so the cmdlet should interpret it as such, but it doesn't.

I'm speculating as to the encoding PowerShell is going to be using when decoding the data, but it's probably whatever the system default ANSI encoding is. In that case

Good Day,

Please try this. What I changed was:

1. The single quotes '' to double quotes "",

2. I made the input element a textArea to be able to see if the \n\r is doing what it is suppose to do, but the main issue I had was because of the quotes. Not sure why you want to add line breaks into an input element.

3. I tested this code here: playground

4. You can Copy text from a textArea component too, it does not have to be a input text field.

I'm not aware of an exact/direct setting for the Quick Fix suggestion. What you can do though is to control the entire popup: increase the delay or disable it on mouse hover, then use shortcut keys to show it only when you want it to.

The settings for the mouse hover are editor.hover.*:

1. Yes, you can pass any permission into nested iframe only if parent context has that permission granted.
   Keep in mind that when passing permissions the origin will be changed accordingly, i.e:

</code><br> <code> // the permission for fullscreen is 'self' (== http://example.com)</code><br> <code> // but main thing is this is that iframe HAS that permission, therefore</code><br> <code> // it can grant it to any nested context with ANY origin:</code><br> <code> <iframe src='https://www.youtube.com' allow="fullscreen https://www.youtube.com"></code><br> <code> // will get permission of fullscreen mode for https://www.youtube.com origin</code><br> <code>

1. In the parent iframe the serial Feature Policy directive is not specified in the allow='...' attribute. That means this feature is allowed with the default value - 'src'. Therefore parent iframe has implicitly permission for serial, so it can pass it into any nested iframe.

2. I hear nothing about the serial Feature Policy directive, is it supported?