One Image Website Onpaste Uploading Device Copying Tutorial

Further to yesterday’s One Image Website Onpaste Uploading Hashtagging Tutorial you may be wondering about our original gambit statement wondering if regarding …

take a new relevant photograph (on an iPhone, for instance) … and then easily …

… upload? Aren’t we worried about the iPhone device end of …

getting the image off the Camera app …
and then referencing in the Photos app …
via a long hover and choosing the Copy option

… will just fall upon deaf ears as far as our MacBook Air web browser use of the “One Image Website” webpage goes?

Well, read this “if an iPhone is connected to a MacBook Air can the copy buffer of the iPhone be transferred to the copy buffer of the MacBook Air?” ask …

Yes, if an iPhone is connected to a MacBook Air—or even just nearby—the copy buffer (clipboard) of the iPhone can be transferred to the copy buffer of the MacBook Air. Apple calls this feature Universal Clipboard.

It allows you to copy text, images, photos, and videos on your iPhone and instantly paste them onto your Mac (or vice versa).

Cute, huh?! If on the same network, and close, the iPhone and MacBook Air do not even need an Apple White Lead connection, necessarily, though we noticed it sped up the process!

Given the “smarts” at this end, today, we turned to …

var myxhr=null, formis=null, iclen=0, icsuffix='', extnew='.png', yehbutisob=true; var ipuvalid=true, ipis='', lhend='', lhdata='', fourthousand=(document.URL.indexOf('diris=') != -1 ? 10000 : 4000), gencount=0, upcount=(document.URL.indexOf('data=%') != -1 ? eval('' + decodeURIComponent(document.URL.split('data=')[1].split('&')[0].split('#')[0]).split(',').length) : 0); var fetchcmd="./index.php?diris=images&prefixis=DSC_0&startsuffix=279&endsuffix=364", within=false; // Thanks to https://www.google.com/search?q=javascript+convert+png+to+jpg&rlz=1C5OZZY_en&oq=javascript+convert+png+to+jpg&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyCggAEEUYFhgeGDkyCAgBEAAYFhgeMggIAhAAGBYYHjINCAMQABiGAxiABBiKBTIHCAQQABjvBdIBCTEyNzIxajBqN6gCALACAA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 const convertPngToJpg = (pngDataUrl) => { const img = new Image(); img.onload = () => { const canvas = document.createElement('canvas'); canvas.width = img.width; canvas.height = img.height; const ctx = canvas.getContext('2d'); // Optional: Fill white background (JPEGs don't support transparency) ctx.fillStyle = "#FFFFFF"; ctx.fillRect(0, 0, canvas.width, canvas.height); ctx.drawImage(img, 0, 0); // Get JPG as Data URL (quality 0.9) const jpgDataUrl = canvas.toDataURL("image/jpeg", 0.1); extnew='.jpg'; icsuffix=(' 0' + jpgDataUrl.length); formis.append('newdurl', jpgDataUrl); myxhr.open('POST', './index.php'); //, true); myxhr.onreadystatechange=mstateChanged; myxhr.send(formis); console.log(jpgDataUrl); }; img.src = pngDataUrl; };

… as a solution to massive image png copy buffers coming off the camera being fed into an HTML⁵ canvas and out as a reduced size jpeg image to allow PHP $_POST methodologies used for the uploading process not be overwhelmed, as per the adjusted Ajax code …

… helped out by changed onrightclick.js external Javascript.

Previous relevant One Image Website Onpaste Uploading Hashtagging Tutorial is shown below.

One Image Website Onpaste Uploading Hashtagging Tutorial

You guessed it! Yesterday’s One Image Website Onpaste Uploading Tutorial‘s work was working just within the realms of those “first webpages” occurring within the “One Image Website” project paradigm, but that we needed to pass onto subsequent webpages this “new image uploaded” list as ….

hashtagged data … but also …
argumented data (ie. ? and & arguments) for those “first webpages” occurring within the “One Image Website” project paradigm …

… the reason being that document.referrer cannot be used to glean hashtagged data. Luckily in this project that second requirement above, which asks for a true document reload, is not the end of the woooorrrrllllddd, as we know it, and means we can get help from the external Javascript we use in these projects, as per …

yesterday’s changed onrightclick.js as a precursor to …
today’s changed onrightclick.js external Javascript …

… featuring a new Javascript function the subsequent webpages can call just after any …

image_list = new Array();

… that being …

initthearr(image_list);

… as per …

… in order to avoid any Asynchronous concerns in these subsequent webpages. The ordering of external Javascript loading …

<script type=text/javascript src='/onrightclick.js?rand=86475'></script>

… is sensitive here, and for the most part, is moved to above the “inline Javascript” loading within the head webpage element, to help make all this idea function, all the way back from changes to inline Javascript parts to the initialization code of (our Guinea Pig) “first webpage” occurring within the “One Image Website” project paradigm …

To most, it is still “undercover” trying out our “still at the Guinea Pig upload functionality thinking stage” Street Art “One Image Website” project.

Previous relevant One Image Website Onpaste Uploading Tutorial is shown below.

One Image Website Onpaste Uploading Tutorial

The onpaste event referencing work of the recent Using Document Writeln Onpaste Tutorial set us to thinking about the unwieldy nature of our “One Image Website” series of photographic projects ability to, on the fly, these days …

take a new relevant photograph (on an iPhone, for instance) … and then easily …
get some functionality on the “One Image Websites” (our Guinea Pig, here, being our Street Art project) to accept either …
1. graphical image Copy into buffer via some Edit->Select All, Edit->Copy (eg. within an Image Editor desktop application) (combination) option Edit->Paste^d into a new HTML span contenteditable=true onpaste and onblur savvy events “uploading” helper … or …
2. right click at first webpage (of one of these “One Image Website” projects) to get to a prompt window that can accept a data URI the likes of which Google Image Search (say, of “clipart”)->right click->Copy Image Address could glean for you as a representation of an image

Where’s the security and moderation here? Any upload operation needs to worry about that, huh?! Well, we limit it via IP address at this stage, in our Guinea Pig start to proceedings, and will monitor over time.

Let’s start, codewise with the pretty well self contained PHP block of code that is new for this work …

<?php $oklist=['0::1', '1.156.90.221']; function server_remote_addr() { global $ris; $rma = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; if ($rma != "") { $qris = $rma; } else if ($rma == "") { $rma = $qris; } $ua = strtolower($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']); // you can add different browsers with the same way .. if(preg_match('/(chromium)[ \/]([\w.]+)/', $ua)) $rma = '000000'.$rma; elseif(preg_match('/(chrome)[ \/]([\w.]+)/', $ua)) $rma = '00000'.$rma; elseif(preg_match('/(safari)[ \/]([\w.]+)/', $ua)) $rma = '0000'.$rma; elseif(preg_match('/(opera)[ \/]([\w.]+)/', $ua)) $rma = '000'.$rma; elseif(preg_match('/(msie)[ \/]([\w.]+)/', $ua)) $rma = '00'.$rma; elseif(preg_match('/(mozilla)[ \/]([\w.]+)/', $ua)) $rma = '0'.$rma; //echo "<p>".$ua.$rma."</p>"; return $rma; } if (isset($_GET['getmeip'])) { $okipwise=false; $visip=server_remote_addr(); for ($inb=0; $inb<sizeof($oklist); $inb++) { if (strpos($visip . '!', $oklist[$inb] . '!') !== false) { $okipwise=true; } } if ($okipwise) { echo '["' . server_remote_addr() . '"]'; } else { echo '["","' . server_remote_addr() . '"]'; } exit; } else if (isset($_GET['diris']) && isset($_GET['prefixis']) && isset($_GET['startsuffix']) && isset($_GET['endsuffix'])) { $arrbit=''; if ($_GET['prefixis'] != '' && $_GET['diris'] != '' && $_GET['startsuffix'] != '' && $_GET['endsuffix'] != '') { foreach(glob(str_replace('+',' ',urldecode($_GET['diris'])) . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . str_replace('+',' ',urldecode($_GET['prefixis'])) . '*.*g*') as $filename) { if (strpos($filename, str_replace('+',' ',urldecode($_GET['diris'])) . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . str_replace('+',' ',urldecode($_GET['prefixis']))) !== false) { $restfnamebit=explode('.', explode(str_replace('+',' ',urldecode($_GET['diris'])) . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . str_replace('+',' ',urldecode($_GET['prefixis'])), $filename)[1])[0]; if ($restfnamebit < str_replace('+',' ',urldecode($_GET['startsuffix'])) || $restfnamebit > str_replace('+',' ',urldecode($_GET['endsuffix']))) { if ($arrbit == '') { $arrbit='["' . $filename . '"]'; } else { $arrbit=str_replace(']', ',"' . $filename . '"]', $arrbit); } } } } if ($arrbit == '') { echo "[]"; } else { echo $arrbit; } exit; } echo "[]"; exit; } else if (isset($_POST['newdurl']) && isset($_POST['diris']) && isset($_POST['prefixis']) && isset($_POST['startsuffix']) && isset($_POST['endsuffix'])) { if (strpos(str_replace(' ','+',urldecode($_POST['newdurl'])), 'data:image/') !== false && $_POST['prefixis'] != '' && $_POST['diris'] != '' && $_POST['startsuffix'] != '' && $_POST['endsuffix'] != '') { $okipwise=false; $visip=server_remote_addr(); for ($inb=0; $inb<sizeof($oklist); $inb++) { if (strpos($visip . '!', $oklist[$inb] . '!') !== false) { $okipwise=true; } } if ($okipwise) { $proposedext='.' . str_replace('jpeg','jpg',explode(';',explode(',',explode('data:image/', str_replace(' ','+',urldecode($_POST['newdurl'])))[1])[0])[0]); if (strpos($proposedext, 'g') !== false) { $fidea=str_replace('+',' ',urldecode($_POST['endsuffix'])); $isthere=true; $fnameproposed=''; while ($isthere) { $isthere=false; foreach(glob(str_replace('+',' ',urldecode($_POST['diris'])) . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . str_replace('+',' ',urldecode($_POST['prefixis'])) . $fidea . '.*g*') as $filename) { $isthere=true; } if (!$isthere) { $fnameproposed=str_replace('+',' ',urldecode($_POST['diris'])) . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . str_replace('+',' ',urldecode($_POST['prefixis'])) . $fidea . $proposedext; } else { $fidea++; } } if ($fnameproposed != '') { file_put_contents($fnameproposed, base64_decode(explode(";base64,", str_replace(' ','+',urldecode($_POST['newdurl'])))[1])); } } } } exit; } ?>

… and then there is some new “fetch” and Ajax rich HTML and Javascript as per …

New Global Variables and Asynchronous section Javascript …
var myxhr=null, formis=null; var ipuvalid=true, ipis=''; image_list = new Array(); // Thanks to https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74997800/how-to-code-a-synchronous-wrapper-for-jquery-ajax-functions (async () => { const resip = await fetch("./index.php?getmeip=" + Math.floor(Math.random() * 198978675), {/* options here /}); const dataip = await resip.json(); for (var inmip=0; inmip<dataip.length; inmip++) { if (inmip == eval(-1 + dataip.length)) { ipis='' + dataip[inmip]; if (inmip != 0) { ipuvalid=false; setTimeout(nag, 200); } } } })(); // Thanks to https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74997800/how-to-code-a-synchronous-wrapper-for-jquery-ajax-functions (async () => { const res = await fetch("./index.php?diris=images&prefixis=DSC_0&startsuffix=279&endsuffix=364", {/ options here */}); const data = await res.json(); for (var inm=0; inm<data.length; inm++) { image_list[image_index++] = new imageItem(data[inm]); console.log('Added ' + data[inm]); } console.log(data); console.log("Some code after that uses data"); })(); image_list[image_index++] = new imageItem('images/DSC_0279.jpg'); image_list[image_index++] = new imageItem('images/DSC_0280.jpg'); // more usual code follows
New Javascript functions …
function nag() { if (document.getElementById('imgcopycheck')) { document.getElementById('imgcopycheck').title+=' Sorry, we cannot authorize uploads here.'; document.getElementById('imgcopycheck').disabled=true; document.getElementById('imgcopycheck').style.visibility='hidden'; } else { setTimeout(nag, 200); } } function getipvalid() { return ipuvalid; } function uplitc(icontis) { if (icontis.indexOf('data:image/') == 0) { myxhr = new XMLHttpRequest(); formis = new FormData(); formis.append('diris', 'images'); formis.append('prefixis', 'DSC_0'); formis.append('startsuffix', '279'); formis.append('endsuffix', '364'); formis.append('newdurl', icontis); myxhr.open('POST', './index.php'); //, true); myxhr.send(formis); } } function uplit(divo) { var icontis=''; if (divo.innerHTML.indexOf('data:image/') == 0) { icontis=divo.innerHTML; divo.innerHTML=''; divo.title=icontis; myxhr = new XMLHttpRequest(); formis = new FormData(); formis.append('diris', 'images'); formis.append('prefixis', 'DSC_0'); formis.append('startsuffix', '279'); formis.append('endsuffix', '364'); formis.append('newdurl', icontis); myxhr.open('POST', './index.php'); //, true); myxhr.send(formis); } else if (divo.innerHTML.indexOf('"data:image/') != -1) { icontis='data:image/' + divo.innerHTML.split('data:image/')[1].split('"')[0]; divo.innerHTML=''; divo.title=icontis; myxhr = new XMLHttpRequest(); formis = new FormData(); formis.append('diris', 'images'); formis.append('prefixis', 'DSC_0'); formis.append('startsuffix', '279'); formis.append('endsuffix', '364'); formis.append('newdurl', icontis); myxhr.open('POST', './index.php'); //, true); myxhr.send(formis); } }
New HTML span element …
<a id="thedivlink" style="display:block;" title="Click for Temple of Groovy provided by http://www.freesoundtrackmusic.com" alt="Street Art - RJM Programming ... you might see this while loading ... click here now to just play music (Temple of Groovy provided by http://www.freesoundtrackmusic.com) with less variety of imagery ... else please wait for full functionality ..." onclick="javascript: window.open('index-ssmhalf.html','Street Art - Soul Tracker Mechanism (via http://www.freesoundtrackmusic.com) - RJM Programming - http://www.rjmprogramming.com.au (Copyright © 2011 rjmprogramming.com.au all rights reserved.)');" alt="Street Art - RJM Programming ... you might see this while loading ... click here now to just play music (Temple of Groovy provided by http://www.freesoundtrackmusic.com) with less variety of imagery ... else please wait for full functionality ..." title="Click for Temple of Groovy provided by http://www.freesoundtrackmusic.com" href="sound/Temple_of_Groovy-freesoundtrackmusic.mp3" >Street Art - RJM Programming ... you might see this while loading ... click here now to just play music (Temple of Groovy provided by http://www.freesoundtrackmusic.com) with less variety of imagery ... else please wait for full functionality ...</a> <span title="Image copy paste here to upload that way." onclick="event.stopPropagation();" onblur="uplit(this);" onpaste="uplit(this);" contenteditable=true id="imgcopycheck" style="border:2px dotted red;width:50px;height:25px;display:inline-block;">⬆️ 🖼️</span>

… that is “undercover” to most trying out our Street Art “One Image Website” project.

Previous relevant Using Document Writeln Onpaste Tutorial is shown below.

Using Document Writeln Onpaste Tutorial

Regarding yesterday’s Using Document Writeln Primer Tutorial you might wonder …

Why involve either/both textarea and div (contenteditable=true) elements as “containers” of content?

Well, with yesterday’s starting onblur (just) event gambit, it’s a very pertinent question, but, today, we introduce onpaste event work, and involving this event with the div element can have it distinguishing itself, able to accept graphical (eg. image) content. For example, the user can have their cursor placed into the div element and have been in an image editor having Edit->Select All^ed and Edit->Copy^ed graphical content, then that can be Edit->Paste^d into the div as graphical content.

As you might imagine, this opens a Pandora’s Box of possibilities regarding image sizing, but we apply inline CSS styling …

style='object-fit:contain;width:100%;height:100%;'

… to the img data URI^ed element within the div element that happens when graphical content is pasted into it, so that the graphical data is unlikely to spill too far outside the div bounds, assuming only one image is pasted, that is.

So feel free to try a changed using_writeln.html first draft Using (Document) Writeln web application for you to try yourself.

Previous relevant Using Document Writeln Primer Tutorial is shown below.

Using Document Writeln Primer Tutorial

The other day we stumbled on some advice leading us to use …

document.writeln([html-content]);

… rather than our usual “go to” …

document.write([html-content]);

And so we wrote a “proof of concept” using_writeln.html first draft Using (Document) Writeln web application for you to try yourself.

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