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Command +C, +X & +V Broken in edit mode?

Miguel Guajardo

Is it just me, or has a change been made that no longer allows me to use Command +C, +X or +V in the edit mode of the description or comment on a card?

Previously, when editing a description or comment, I could use these short cuts to copy, cut and paste as normal. Now as of yesterday, when using these shortcuts when editing, in the case of +X, the selected text is removed, but the card url is copied and placed into the clipboard, which then is pasted when I use +V.

This made Trello completely useless for me as I could no longer perform basic editing functions... UNTIL I discovered basic editing still works in Safari. Hoping to see if anyone else has experienced the same issue.

Environment:

2 16" MacBook Apple M1 Pro 2021 laptops
Chrome Browser (works in Safari)

1 Windows 10 computer
Chrome & Firefox latest browsers.

Accepted answers

Gaurav Kataria

Thank you reporting it, Miguel. A fix has been deployed.

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Quells T

I am experiencing the same issue and have also made a recording of it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DtHW2gMaGg

Definitely would like to get more eyes on this

Mike - Dreamsuite Consulting

Hi @Miguel Guajardo @Quells T

Although Atlassian folk in the Trello team browse and contribute to this community, to ensure they are aware were of this, please can you report it as a bug here:

https://trello.com/contact#/

Gaurav Kataria

Thank you reporting it, Miguel. A fix has been deployed.

Miguel Guajardo

Thanks for the quick resolution!

Miguel Guajardo

Thanks, I will bookmark this for future reference.

Robert Talbert

Has this been fixed? When I use Command-C on Chrome (119.0.6045.199) on a Mac it copies the card but then inserts it as an attachment to the card that was just copied.

Gaurav Kataria

Robert, when you copy a card to the clipboard and paste it to the same card again, then it does indeed add it as an attachment. That is expected behavior. Are you observing that an attachment is being inserted without you actually pasting the card (i.e. before you even press command-V)?

Robert Talbert

I think I figured it out, I didn't realize you had to move the mouse pointer to get the card to paste to a different location. (That's not the behavior of Ctrl-V in most software) Thanks