hi nisha A user can paste text from the clipboard into a
number of form controls, but not images. The closest you can get to
this with only JavaScript and DHTML is:
1) direct the user save the image or screen-print to a file
2) open a file explorer for the user so the user can select the file
3) display a preview of the image on the webpage before submitting (optional)
4) submit the file to your web application
Saving and manipulating the file on your server once the webpage has
posted it is possible, but the specifics will depend on what web
server platform/language you are using. (PHP, ASP, ASP.Net, Cold
Fusion, etc.) I'm guessing from your question you are using Perl on
Unix. Is this right?
If you want to automate the client-side portions of this process so it
is simpler for the user, it will require client-side software. You
could implement this as a stand alone application, browser plug-in, or
using other methods. You might be able to find a way to get the Flash
plugin to do this with some fancy ActionScript, which would be nice
since it is probably already on your client workstations. I've done
some ActionScript programming and would guess that this will be a
dead-end too, but cannot say for sure. Even so, you'd have to write a
custom web server application for Flash to transmit the
this is taken from source http://answers.google.com/answers/t hreadview?id=495540
Answered by
laks
, an ibibo Master,
at
4:26 PM on June 18, 2008