4 <title>drag and drop - dragging HTML onto the OS
</title>
8 <p>This test is only relevant on platforms where it is possible to switch applications in mid-drag (eg. alt+tab, dragging over taskbar buttons, dragging between restored windows).
</p>
9 <p>This testcase requires an external application that accepts dropping of HTML from other applications - eg. Google Chrome and Internet Explorer (not Firefox). Load
<a href=
"html-to-os-HELPER-FILE.html">the helper file
</a> in the external application.
</p>
10 <p draggable=
"true">Drag this paragraph to the other application and release it. De-select the text in that application if it is selected. Pass if
"Pass if this text is on a green background
" appears in the other application, and if it has a green background, and if the drag placeholder disappears when the drag is released.
</p>
11 <script type=
"text/javascript">
12 document
.getElementsByTagName('p')[2].ondragstart = function (e
) {
13 e
.dataTransfer
.effectAllowed
= 'copy';
14 e
.dataTransfer
.setData('text/html', '<span style="background:lime;color:black;">Pass if this text is on a green background</span>');
17 <p>Disable JavaScript in this browser and repeat the test. Pass if the entire dragged paragraph appears in the other application. Vendors may optionally choose to ignore this requirement.
</p>