This js call:

 

cuteEditor1.ExecCommand("PasteText",false,"PasteText");

 

Inserts the word "PasteText" in the body of the editor.

 

If I click the Paste plain text button on the toolbar, the correct content is inserted.

 

The same thing applies to Paste and PasteWord.

 

What am I doing wrong?

 

 

 

 

You should use PasteHTML

 

PasteHTML()

This method is used for pasting the specified HTML into a range within a editor document. If anything is selected, the selection is replaced with the new HTML and text. Example: // get the cute editor instance var editor1 = document.getElementById('<% = Editor1.ClientID%>'); // pasting the specified HTML into a range within a editor document editor1.pasteHTML("Hello World");

 

 

You are not addressing the problem...

 

I am trying to paste information contained in clipboard into the editor.

 

How can I use PasteHTML to paste from clipboard?

 

Please read what I said:

 

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I need to paste Word and other memorized information into the editor and I would like to use the proper functions. Those functions are described in your documentation as: Paste, PasteText and PasteWord. Your documentation also says the proper way to call them is to use the ExecCommand function.

 

I ask again: why does clicking the buttons on the toolbar perform the function properly but when I use the ExecCommand function, they don't?

 

 

>>why does clicking the buttons on the toolbar perform the function properly but when I use the ExecCommand function, they don't?

 

It should work. Please use the following code:

    // get the cute editor instance
    var editor1 = document.getElementById('<%=Editor1.ClientID%>');
    
    editor1.ExecCommand("PasteText");

 

 

This appears to be a bug.

 

I now have to test the commands before executing them:

 

 if (cmd=="Paste" || cmd=="PasteText" || cmd=="PasteWord") { cuteEditor1.ExecCommand(cmd); } else { cuteEditor1.ExecCommand(cmd,false,val); }

 

Are there any other commands subject to this bug?