'sorry this function has been disabled'

[London.Embankment@googlemail.com]

If you go to this website:

http://www.cwtgtg.co.uk/dwp/

It won't allow you to PASTE email addresses. Is there a way around
this?
(I am using a similar site but not this exact site)

(I must use IE - I can't use Firefox for this)

Can I use a freeware application to edit this (and save it to a
different web address)?

[Els]

Re: 'sorry this function has been disabled'

London.Embankme nt@googlemail.c om wrote:

If you go to this website:
>

http://www.cwtgtg.co.uk/dwp/

>
It won't allow you to PASTE email addresses. Is there a way around
this?

Use Firefox...

(I must use IE - I can't use Firefox for this)

Maybe disable JavaScript?

Then again, what's the problem with typing your address in it? You're
not going to insert 100s of addresses automatically, are you?

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critique]

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[BootNic]

Re: 'sorry this function has been disabled'

London.Embankme nt@googlemail.c om wrote in news:1a121e14-0d07-48a1-a28e-
3db69ec36018@m3 4g2000hsb.googl egroups.com:

If you go to this website:
>

http://www.cwtgtg.co.uk/dwp/

>
It won't allow you to PASTE email addresses. Is there a way around
this?
(I am using a similar site but not this exact site)
>
(I must use IE - I can't use Firefox for this)
>
Can I use a freeware application to edit this (and save it to a
different web address)?

It can be done with the keyboard.
Ctrl + v for paste
Ctrl + x for cut
Ctrl + c for copy

It can also be done by with the mouse, just keep the button down after the
click and hit the Enter key, space bar or Esc key to dismiss the alert,
then let go of the button and the menu will appear.

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Why is it that our memory is good enough to retain the least
triviality that happens to us, and yet not good enough to recollect
how often we have told it to the same person?
*Francois de La Rochefoucauld*

[Els]

Re: 'sorry this function has been disabled'

BootNic wrote:

London.Embankme nt@googlemail.c om wrote in news:1a121e14-0d07-48a1-a28e-
3db69ec36018@m3 4g2000hsb.googl egroups.com:
>

>http://www.cwtgtg.co.uk/dwp/
>>
>It won't allow you to PASTE email addresses. Is there a way around
>this?

[snip]

>(I must use IE - I can't use Firefox for this)

>
It can be done with the keyboard.
Ctrl + v for paste
Ctrl + x for cut
Ctrl + c for copy
>
It can also be done by with the mouse, just keep the button down after the
click and hit the Enter key, space bar or Esc key to dismiss the alert,
then let go of the button and the menu will appear.

That's how it normally works, yes. However, on this particular site,
IE does not paste anything into the field.

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[London.Embankment@googlemail.com]

Re: 'sorry this function has been disabled'

It can be done with the keyboard.
Ctrl + v for paste
Ctrl + x for cut
Ctrl + c for copy
>
It can also be done by with the mouse, just keep the button down after the
click and hit the Enter key, space bar or Esc key to dismiss the alert,
then let go of the button and the menu will appear.
>

Neither of those work on this site: 'function disabled' (or similar
message)

[BootNic]

Re: 'sorry this function has been disabled'

Els <els.aNOSPAM@ti scali.nlwrote in
news:1b97jzx5m9 mgk$.1nblfc0jbo 7gh.dlg@40tude. net:

BootNic wrote:

[snip]

>It can be done with the keyboard.
>Ctrl + v for paste
>Ctrl + x for cut
>Ctrl + c for copy
>>
>It can also be done by with the mouse, just keep the button down
>after the click and hit the Enter key, space bar or Esc key to
>dismiss the alert, then let go of the button and the menu will
>appear.

>
That's how it normally works, yes. However, on this particular site,
IE does not paste anything into the field.

IE7 vista has no issues with the methods. Perhaps it's an issue for other
versions.

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When men are pure, laws are useless; when men are corrupt, laws are
broken.
*Benjamin Disraeli*

[Els]

Re: 'sorry this function has been disabled'

BootNic wrote:

Els <els.aNOSPAM@ti scali.nlwrote in
news:1b97jzx5m9 mgk$.1nblfc0jbo 7gh.dlg@40tude. net:
>

>BootNic wrote:

[snip]

>>It can be done with the keyboard.
>>Ctrl + v for paste
>>Ctrl + x for cut
>>Ctrl + c for copy
>>>
>>It can also be done by with the mouse, just keep the button down
>>after the click and hit the Enter key, space bar or Esc key to
>>dismiss the alert, then let go of the button and the menu will
>>appear.

>>
>That's how it normally works, yes. However, on this particular site,
>IE does not paste anything into the field.

>
IE7 vista has no issues with the methods. Perhaps it's an issue for other
versions.

IE7 on XP Home here.

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[Jim Moe]

Re: 'sorry this function has been disabled'

On 02/05/08 08:09 am, London.Embankme nt@googlemail.c om wrote:

If you go to this website:
>

http://www.cwtgtg.co.uk/dwp/

>
It won't allow you to PASTE email addresses. Is there a way around
this?
>
(I must use IE - I can't use Firefox for this)
>

Turn off Javascript.

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(Remove .AXSPAMGN for email)

[Jeff]

Re: 'sorry this function has been disabled'

Els wrote:

BootNic wrote:
>

>Els <els.aNOSPAM@ti scali.nlwrote in
>news:1b97jzx5m 9mgk$.1nblfc0jb o7gh.dlg@40tude .net:
>>

>>BootNic wrote:

>[snip]

>>>It can be done with the keyboard.
>>>Ctrl + v for paste
>>>Ctrl + x for cut
>>>Ctrl + c for copy
>>>>
>>>It can also be done by with the mouse, just keep the button down
>>>after the click and hit the Enter key, space bar or Esc key to
>>>dismiss the alert, then let go of the button and the menu will
>>>appear.
>>That's how it normally works, yes. However, on this particular site,
>>IE does not paste anything into the field.

>IE7 vista has no issues with the methods. Perhaps it's an issue for other
>versions.

>
IE7 on XP Home here.

Doesn't matter. The textfield has this: onpaste="return false;"; IE6
has the same handler.

FireFox apparently doesn't. The onpaste handler is new to me. I'd use
it if it had a FireFox equivalent, although certainly not for that purpose!

As others have suggested, turn off javascript.

Jeff

>

[Jonathan N. Little]

Re: 'sorry this function has been disabled'

London.Embankme nt@googlemail.c om wrote:

If you go to this website:
>

http://www.cwtgtg.co.uk/dwp/

>
It won't allow you to PASTE email addresses. Is there a way around
this?
(I am using a similar site but not this exact site)
>
(I must use IE - I can't use Firefox for this)

Why? The browser police will get you?

Has MS-specific javascript, disable javascript and paste away!


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Jonathan
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[London.Embankment@googlemail.com]

Re: 'sorry this function has been disabled'

On Feb 5, 5:50 pm, Jim Moe <jmm-list.AXSPA...@s ohnen-moe.comwrote:

On 02/05/08 08:09 am, London.Embankm. ..@googlemail.c om wrote:If you go to this website:
>

http://www.cwtgtg.co.uk/dwp/

>

It won't allow you to PASTE email addresses. Is there a way around
this?

>

(I must use IE - I can't use Firefox for this)

>
  Turn off Javascript.
>
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(Remove .AXSPAMGN for email)

Thanks for the tip, however, I am unable to turn off javascript.

When I try in TOOLS ---INTERNET OPTIONS it says 'This operation has
been cancelled due to restrictions in effect on this computer. Please
contact your system administrator"

[bealoid]

Re: 'sorry this function has been disabled'

London.Embankme nt@googlemail.c om wrote in news:1a121e14-0d07-48a1-a28e-
3db69ec36018@m3 4g2000hsb.googl egroups.com:

If you go to this website:
>

http://www.cwtgtg.co.uk/dwp/

>
It won't allow you to PASTE email addresses. Is there a way around
this?

It's a really good idea to not paste emails addresses. The whole point of
asking you to confirm it a second time is to make sure you typed it right
the first time - cut and pasting it from the first box to the second
doesn't do that.

Obviously, using javascript or similar to prevent it is stupid, and I have
no answers to your problem.

[Jim Moe]

Re: 'sorry this function has been disabled'

>>

(I must use IE - I can't use Firefox for this)

>>
> Turn off Javascript.

>
Thanks for the tip, however, I am unable to turn off javascript.
>
When I try in TOOLS ---INTERNET OPTIONS it says 'This operation has
been cancelled due to restrictions in effect on this computer. Please
contact your system administrator"
>

Ah. You have a corporate computer with specific built-in restrictions.
Your only choice is to "contact your system administrator."

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[Jonathan N. Little]

Re: 'sorry this function has been disabled'

Neredbojias wrote:

Well bust mah britches and call me cheeky, on Wed, 06 Feb 2008 14:12:12 GMT
Jonathan N. Little scribed:
>

>Wow Chad, I didn't know that you shuddered. ;-)

>
-Er, "stuttered" perhaps? <g>
>

Yeah! Right! What *you* said!

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Jonathan
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http://www.LittleWorksStudio.com

[Rik Wasmus]

Re: 'sorry this function has been disabled'

On Wed, 06 Feb 2008 21:00:28 +0100, Neredbojias
<monstersquashe r@yahoo.comwrot e:

Well bust mah britches and call me cheeky, on Wed, 06 Feb 2008 14:12:12
GMT
Jonathan N. Little scribed:
>

>Chaddy2222 wrote:

>>On Feb 6, 2:09 am, London.Embankm. ..@googlemail.c om wrote:
>>>If you go to this website:
>>>>
>>>http://www.cwtgtg.co.uk/dwp/
>>>>
>>>It won't allow you to PASTE email addresses. Is there a way around
>>>this?
>>>(I am using a similar site but not this exact site)
>>>>
>>>(I must use IE - I can't use Firefox for this)
>>>>
>>>Can I use a freeware application to edit this (and save it to a
>>>different web address)?
>>>
>>Just disable JavaScript.

>>
>Wow Chad, I didn't know that you shuddered. ;-)

-Er, "stuttered" perhaps? <g>

Only if you think I'm talking now instead of typing ;)
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Rik Wasmus