Hi,

even if you can fix it with css, people always can view the source or trace the network.

So I am not sure if you even can meet those requirements with a simple css

Add this javascript to your screen initialization:

 $(document).ready(function () {

    $('input').bind('copy paste', function (e) {

       e.preventDefault();

    });

  });

If you don't have/want to use jQuery you can do with native javascript:

document.querySelector('input').onpaste = function(e) {

    e.preventDefault();

}

document.querySelector(ínput').onCopy = function(e) {

    e.preventDefault();

}

Or on a specific input as extended property:

onpaste="return false"

onCopy="return false"

Hi Daniel,

I tried adding extended property,but its not working. Also used the JavaScript in Oninitialize of the module and it thows an error of null.

document.querySelector('Input_UsernameVal').onpaste = function(e) {

    e.preventDefault();

}

document.querySelector('Input_UsernameVal').onCopy = function(e) {

    e.preventDefault();

}

Can you tell me what input should i give,the name of input box or ID.

Regards,

Sowndarya

Hi again,

I did a quick check but the extended properties implementation does work for me:

Using JQuery to have the paste functionality blocked for all inputs also works for me:

Hi Daniël Kuhlmann,

I am also trying to do the same in the extended properties of the input and its not working, I am using OS11 Mobile (11.6.2) and I am testing it using OS Now. Could it be because of the emulator?

Update: Also tried the JS and it didnt worked as well. I havent found any more solutions other than those two so i dont know where to go from here...

Hello sowndarya b,


try with this css pointer-events: none;