How to add a functionality to stop copy paste on an input field in lightning?












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I'm making a form that includes two fields, Email and Re-Enter Email. I don't want the user to copy and paste the email id in the second field. I have to prevent right clicks on the re-enter field and/or the pasting functionality in that field. How do I achieve this? We have onPaste for ui input fields but not for lightning.










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    Please don't do this. This is bad UX. It's bad enough if a field has to be entered twice. At least let your users paste content.

    – hsan
    16 hours ago






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    "Please confirm this question by retyping it a second time without copy-pasting." Your users hate retyping as much as you do.

    – zovits
    15 hours ago






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    Also note that people could still enter the email in the second field, and copy it to paste it in the first one

    – Rafalon
    15 hours ago
















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I'm making a form that includes two fields, Email and Re-Enter Email. I don't want the user to copy and paste the email id in the second field. I have to prevent right clicks on the re-enter field and/or the pasting functionality in that field. How do I achieve this? We have onPaste for ui input fields but not for lightning.










share|improve this question


















  • 4





    Please don't do this. This is bad UX. It's bad enough if a field has to be entered twice. At least let your users paste content.

    – hsan
    16 hours ago






  • 1





    "Please confirm this question by retyping it a second time without copy-pasting." Your users hate retyping as much as you do.

    – zovits
    15 hours ago






  • 1





    Also note that people could still enter the email in the second field, and copy it to paste it in the first one

    – Rafalon
    15 hours ago














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I'm making a form that includes two fields, Email and Re-Enter Email. I don't want the user to copy and paste the email id in the second field. I have to prevent right clicks on the re-enter field and/or the pasting functionality in that field. How do I achieve this? We have onPaste for ui input fields but not for lightning.










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I'm making a form that includes two fields, Email and Re-Enter Email. I don't want the user to copy and paste the email id in the second field. I have to prevent right clicks on the re-enter field and/or the pasting functionality in that field. How do I achieve this? We have onPaste for ui input fields but not for lightning.







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  • 4





    Please don't do this. This is bad UX. It's bad enough if a field has to be entered twice. At least let your users paste content.

    – hsan
    16 hours ago






  • 1





    "Please confirm this question by retyping it a second time without copy-pasting." Your users hate retyping as much as you do.

    – zovits
    15 hours ago






  • 1





    Also note that people could still enter the email in the second field, and copy it to paste it in the first one

    – Rafalon
    15 hours ago














  • 4





    Please don't do this. This is bad UX. It's bad enough if a field has to be entered twice. At least let your users paste content.

    – hsan
    16 hours ago






  • 1





    "Please confirm this question by retyping it a second time without copy-pasting." Your users hate retyping as much as you do.

    – zovits
    15 hours ago






  • 1





    Also note that people could still enter the email in the second field, and copy it to paste it in the first one

    – Rafalon
    15 hours ago








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4





Please don't do this. This is bad UX. It's bad enough if a field has to be entered twice. At least let your users paste content.

– hsan
16 hours ago





Please don't do this. This is bad UX. It's bad enough if a field has to be entered twice. At least let your users paste content.

– hsan
16 hours ago




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1





"Please confirm this question by retyping it a second time without copy-pasting." Your users hate retyping as much as you do.

– zovits
15 hours ago





"Please confirm this question by retyping it a second time without copy-pasting." Your users hate retyping as much as you do.

– zovits
15 hours ago




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1





Also note that people could still enter the email in the second field, and copy it to paste it in the first one

– Rafalon
15 hours ago





Also note that people could still enter the email in the second field, and copy it to paste it in the first one

– Rafalon
15 hours ago










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You need to use HTML event attribute, example-



Component:



<lightning:input name="input1" label="Enter some text"  
oncontextmenu="{! c.handleContext }" onpaste="{! c.handlePaste }"/>


Controller.js:



handlePaste: function(component, event, helper) {
alert("yo");
event.preventDefault();
},

handleContext: function(component, event, helper) {
alert('test');
event.preventDefault();
}





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  • this worked perfectly. Thank You

    – vedant gupta
    20 hours ago











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You need to use HTML event attribute, example-



Component:



<lightning:input name="input1" label="Enter some text"  
oncontextmenu="{! c.handleContext }" onpaste="{! c.handlePaste }"/>


Controller.js:



handlePaste: function(component, event, helper) {
alert("yo");
event.preventDefault();
},

handleContext: function(component, event, helper) {
alert('test');
event.preventDefault();
}





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  • this worked perfectly. Thank You

    – vedant gupta
    20 hours ago
















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You need to use HTML event attribute, example-



Component:



<lightning:input name="input1" label="Enter some text"  
oncontextmenu="{! c.handleContext }" onpaste="{! c.handlePaste }"/>


Controller.js:



handlePaste: function(component, event, helper) {
alert("yo");
event.preventDefault();
},

handleContext: function(component, event, helper) {
alert('test');
event.preventDefault();
}





share|improve this answer


























  • this worked perfectly. Thank You

    – vedant gupta
    20 hours ago














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You need to use HTML event attribute, example-



Component:



<lightning:input name="input1" label="Enter some text"  
oncontextmenu="{! c.handleContext }" onpaste="{! c.handlePaste }"/>


Controller.js:



handlePaste: function(component, event, helper) {
alert("yo");
event.preventDefault();
},

handleContext: function(component, event, helper) {
alert('test');
event.preventDefault();
}





share|improve this answer















You need to use HTML event attribute, example-



Component:



<lightning:input name="input1" label="Enter some text"  
oncontextmenu="{! c.handleContext }" onpaste="{! c.handlePaste }"/>


Controller.js:



handlePaste: function(component, event, helper) {
alert("yo");
event.preventDefault();
},

handleContext: function(component, event, helper) {
alert('test');
event.preventDefault();
}






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  • this worked perfectly. Thank You

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this worked perfectly. Thank You

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this worked perfectly. Thank You

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