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Surely it's javascript or some other client-side thing; I don't see how server-side PHP could interact in any way with the client's clipboard.
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Surely it's javascript or some other client-side thing; I don't see how server-side PHP could interact in any way with the client's clipboard.

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I have seen a couple of sites, that are driven by php, using a link to copy code samples to the clipboard. &nbsp;I am wondering how I can add this to a page that I am building. &nbsp;I am not sure if it is a PHP or javascript function.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
John
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I have seen a couple of sites, that are driven by php, using a link to copy code samples to the clipboard.  I am wondering how I can add this to a page that I am building.  I am not sure if it is a PHP or javascript function.

Thanks,
John

Copy to Clipboard

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