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Are there any classes out there for any of the main web languages..either Javascript, Flash, ajax, etc., that would allow one to grab an image from the clipboard and paste it in there?
This is usually done with a browse to file dialog > upload image. Would that be OK? did you read the link? http://liveclipboard.org/ seems to be the main effort in this area. Here is their example, which transfers contact info, but could likely be image.
Once anything gets copied to the clipboard, it gets stored in a specific location in the memory; some complex JavaScript functions can read from that memory location and write the content of that memory location in a file. Such functions may be available in online JavaScript resources. I came to know about this from an advanced book on JavaScript.
The reason browsers make it difficult is that you could potentially have sensitive info on your clipboard, and they don't want sites to be able to steal that information.
Originally posted by: CTho9305
The reason browsers make it difficult is that you could potentially have sensitive info on your clipboard, and they don't want sites to be able to steal that information.
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