feat: handle paste event in contenteditable element with HTML and plain text fallback #36277
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…in text fallback - Added `paste` event listener to the contenteditable paragraph - Prevent default paste behavior to handle pasted content manually - Retrieve pasted content as HTML, and fallback to plain text if no HTML is available - Display the pasted content in a separate result div
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Description
pasteevent listener to thecontenteditableparagraphMotivation
The changes enhance the behavior of the
contenteditableelement when handling pasted content. By preventing the default paste action and manually handling the content, we ensure that both HTML and plain text are processed correctly. This allows better control over pasted data, providing a more predictable experience for users and developers working with editable content.Additional details
This change improves the handling of clipboard events, addressing cases where pasted content (HTML or plain text) is not handled correctly by default.
Related issues and pull requests
Fixes #36276, where pasted content inside a
contenteditablediv was not handled correctly due to the improper use of thedataTransferobject.