Often if there is an issue with a feature I will add a screen shot that I've grabbed from the dev region to show the developer what to change. I save the image to clipboard and then copy to the email body. It's a lot quicker than adding a file. I'd like to be able to see this capability in the text box as opposed to having to manually add a file. It adds some operational efficiencies and keeps things in one place as part of the to-do.
Can we re-verify this feature? I don't believe it exists so needs to be move back from shipped. We're looking for copy/paste capabilities directly into the text box the same way other tools work. I don't want to have to save what I have on a clipboard and then attach...
ps i did not see, so i had created an idea already ie
here here, strange its not in the interface as per what ron is doing. not sure you can call this shipped.
@Ron - any updates? I would've expected others to want this behavior... it's a unnecessary click and alot of other web-apps take care of it automatically.
@Ron - any update. I don't think the status reflected here is correct?
Thanks for the quick response Ron.
It’s a graphic that I screen-shot externally so it’s just sitting in the clipboard. JIRA supports this so if you have access to it; just grab a screenshot and then CTRL/V into it. That’s the experience I was hoping for.
Thanks - Steve
Ah I see. Just as a last clarification - is this a graphic which you had copied in Aha!, or from elsewhere?
Thanks Ron. Unfortunately not. To re-state; I have a graphic already copied and in the clipboard. I want to simply CTRL/V into the textbox (in this example the Cancel Event button is the graphic). The textbox doesn’t display it.
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If you click on the image (so that it is selected), you should be able to click CTRL/C and then CTRL/V into the same of a different text box to paste it. Does this work for you?
Thanks for the response. Basically I'm looking to copy/paste using CTRL/V into the text box. This works in other apps, so I don't have to worry about saving things to file-systems and then uploading. See the screen shot.
By the way this works in JIRA. Can you follow a similar model?