InfoQube: Cut & Paste from Chrome
Started by Daly de Gagne
on 3/16/2010
Daly de Gagne
3/16/2010 5:51 pm
I'm wondering whether Pierre or someone else familiar w InfoQube can answer this question.
I had copied a page from Chrome, which include several graphic elements. When I pasted the material into IQ those elements appeared as rectangles without content and a tiny red x in the upper left corner. Is there a way to copy and paste articles with such content so that everything gets pasted?
Thanks.
Daly
I had copied a page from Chrome, which include several graphic elements. When I pasted the material into IQ those elements appeared as rectangles without content and a tiny red x in the upper left corner. Is there a way to copy and paste articles with such content so that everything gets pasted?
Thanks.
Daly
Pierre Paul Landry
3/16/2010 6:20 pm
If you do a Ctrl-C in Chrome, it "incorrectly" copies the image source as:
src="about:images/features_style.jpg"
Instead of :
src="http://www.google.com/chrome/intl/en/images/features_style.jpg"
Pasting in any other application should do the same thing... Something Google has to fix IMHO
src="about:images/features_style.jpg"
Instead of :
src="http://www.google.com/chrome/intl/en/images/features_style.jpg"
Pasting in any other application should do the same thing... Something Google has to fix IMHO
Daly de Gagne
3/16/2010 6:25 pm
Thanks, Pierre, I'll try it from FF or Explorer.
FWIW, however, when I pasted it into Surfulater, Surfulater produced the visual elements.
Daly
FWIW, however, when I pasted it into Surfulater, Surfulater produced the visual elements.
Daly
Pierre Paul Landry
3/16/2010 6:55 pm
After verifications, Chrome copies the image as:
src="images/features_style.jpg"
I need to change this relative link to an absolute one. Will do. Thanks for spotting this one
src="images/features_style.jpg"
I need to change this relative link to an absolute one. Will do. Thanks for spotting this one
Pierre Paul Landry
3/16/2010 7:26 pm
