When you use the clipboard event everything works just fine. It's when you paste using cmd+v or ctrl+v that it doesn't work. However, if I set the forcePlainText is set to false it will work. But then it does paste all the styling and tags with it. I couldn't use any of the other configs to remove the tags and stylings either to get around this issue.
Steps to reproduce
Set the forcePlainText to true
Paste using keyboard commands (cmd + v)
Subscript to the editablePaste event
Nothing is pasted to the input area but the event is fired. Basically the event passed down to the function is different from the event passed down when you paste using the clipboard.
Expected behavior: [What you expected to happen]
Pasting text with cmd+v should work using the default values (forcePlainTextset totrueandcleanPastedHTMLtotrue`). It also should remove all the stylings, tags and other attributes and paste it as a plain text by default.
Description
When you use the clipboard event everything works just fine. It's when you paste using cmd+v or ctrl+v that it doesn't work. However, if I set the forcePlainText is set to
falseit will work. But then it does paste all the styling and tags with it. I couldn't use any of the other configs to remove the tags and stylings either to get around this issue.Steps to reproduce
forcePlainTexttotrueeditablePasteeventeventpassed down to the function is different from theeventpassed down when you paste using the clipboard.Expected behavior: [What you expected to happen]
Pasting text with cmd+v should work using the default values (forcePlainText
set totrueandcleanPastedHTMLtotrue`). It also should remove all the stylings, tags and other attributes and paste it as a plain text by default.Actual behavior: [What actually happened]
cmd+v doesn't work.
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