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ryannagy
Oct '10

FYI. A small problem with Chrome, running on a Mac. Cannot copy and paste button code. There may be other problems as well, that's just one that seems to re-occur. I simple open E-junkie in Safari as a work around.



Thanks - Ryan

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E-junkie_GuruWebmaster & Support Guru
Oct '10

We can ask our tech who totes a Mac to test this when he comes in tomorrow, but did you try just restarting Chrome? Our current Admin is built in Flash, and Chrome uses the very same Flash plugin that Safari does, so I'm wondering if maybe your Flash plugin started misbehaving (like any other app might do), in which case quitting it and restarting (by quitting and restarting the browser using it) should resolve the problem. You might also want to make sure you're running the most current Flash plugin:

http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/

cpelanne
Oct '10

I found the same problem. The solution is to leave your mouse pointer INSIDE the code box after you select the code. Then press the CONTROL key and RIGHT CLICK the mouse to select copy.



If you try to right click with the mouse pointer OUTSIDE the code box you won't get the copy function on the drop down menu.



To drop the html code you go to your website and CONTROL V to paste it in.



This means you don't use the usual MAC protocol of command C and command V.



Hope this helps.



Claude Pelanne