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Copy & paste image data into RTE no longer working in Firefox 10

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            [CONFSERVER-24567] Copy & paste image data into RTE no longer working in Firefox 10

            Petch (Inactive) added a comment -

            There's an existing issue here: CONF-29799

            Petch (Inactive) added a comment - There's an existing issue here: CONF-29799

            Joe Clark added a comment -

            Hi corentin.bresson@valiantys.com,

            Please consider creating a new bug report or support request for your problem - this issue (CONF-24567) is over a year old and has been resolved.

            Joe Clark added a comment - Hi corentin.bresson@valiantys.com , Please consider creating a new bug report or support request for your problem - this issue ( CONF-24567 ) is over a year old and has been resolved.

            Corentin Bresson added a comment -

            Broken on Confluence 4.2.11 and FF22.
            Works with Chrome.

            Corentin Bresson added a comment - Broken on Confluence 4.2.11 and FF22. Works with Chrome.

            wwalser (Inactive) added a comment -

            Quality reviewed in my local instance, works!

            wwalser (Inactive) added a comment - Quality reviewed in my local instance, works!

            Petch (Inactive) added a comment -

            It will be available in 4.1.6, which is a bit over a week away from release (unless there's an unforeseen delay).

            This problem only affected Firefox, as the version number check was only specific to Firefox, so Chrome is unaffected - so for the short-term the best workaround is to use Chrome.

            Petch (Inactive) added a comment - It will be available in 4.1.6, which is a bit over a week away from release (unless there's an unforeseen delay). This problem only affected Firefox, as the version number check was only specific to Firefox, so Chrome is unaffected - so for the short-term the best workaround is to use Chrome.

            Deleted Account (Inactive) added a comment -

            Hi, same problem here, but it is fine to read that there is a solution. When do you think can we expect a patch? Altough does this code only check FF for the first digit of the major version, because in Google Chrome version 17.x it works like a charm..

            Deleted Account (Inactive) added a comment - Hi, same problem here, but it is fine to read that there is a solution. When do you think can we expect a patch? Altough does this code only check FF for the first digit of the major version, because in Google Chrome version 17.x it works like a charm..

            Petch (Inactive) added a comment -

            Fixed. The paste code was doing a version check for the handling of content pasted with a data url.

            Unfortunately the check was very basic and only checked the first digit. So Firefox 10 appeared as Firefox 1 to this check. Fixed check not to assume a particular length for the major version number.

            Didn't find any other source doing something similar elsewhere in the Confluence code base.

            Petch (Inactive) added a comment - Fixed. The paste code was doing a version check for the handling of content pasted with a data url. Unfortunately the check was very basic and only checked the first digit. So Firefox 10 appeared as Firefox 1 to this check. Fixed check not to assume a particular length for the major version number. Didn't find any other source doing something similar elsewhere in the Confluence code base.

            Markus Fischer added a comment -

            I just tested this with FF 10.0.1 on W7: copying the image into the WYSIWYG editor worked, i.e. I saw the embedded image; inspecting with Firebug resulted in an <img> with a src="data:..." attribute. However saving the page yielded a "broken image" error label in its place.

            Markus Fischer added a comment - I just tested this with FF 10.0.1 on W7: copying the image into the WYSIWYG editor worked, i.e. I saw the embedded image; inspecting with Firebug resulted in an <img> with a src="data:..." attribute. However saving the page yielded a "broken image" error label in its place.

            Anatoli added a comment -

            Hi Brian, grag-and-drop should still work it is only copy & paste of image data that has a problem.

            So the workaround is just to save the image and then use drag-and-drop to upload it.

            Anatoli added a comment - Hi Brian, grag-and-drop should still work it is only copy & paste of image data that has a problem. So the workaround is just to save the image and then use drag-and-drop to upload it.

            Brian Carpenter added a comment -

            Please identify a workaround for this issue when using FireFox 10 (FF10) and Confluence.

            We are on Confluence 4.0.5 (the wheels of upgrades are slow) and drag-and-drop functions broke when corporate IT updated everyone to FF10.

            Is there a setting in FF10 or Confluence that will allow drag-and-drop capability without a Confluence upgrade or FF10 downgrade?

            Brian Carpenter added a comment - Please identify a workaround for this issue when using FireFox 10 (FF10) and Confluence. We are on Confluence 4.0.5 (the wheels of upgrades are slow) and drag-and-drop functions broke when corporate IT updated everyone to FF10. Is there a setting in FF10 or Confluence that will allow drag-and-drop capability without a Confluence upgrade or FF10 downgrade?

              cpetchell Petch (Inactive)
              jclark@atlassian.com Joe Clark
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