Well, it's Dec.17 and it's still working.

Didn't they say they were discontinuing free service once before?

:/

[QUOTE]Originally posted by damicatz
Didn't they say they were discontinuing free service once before?

:/

<a href="http://www.spellcheck.net" target="_blank">spellcheck.net</a> is a much better one. It checks up to 5000 words, and it also provides a list of alt spellings.

PHP4 allows you to add the Aspell rountine to allow for server side spellchecking. It would be really nice if someone could come up with a pop up box that inserts the contests of the message and spellchecks it, then you just upload the new message just like you would a smilie using the Aspell add on.

Parker

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Joshua Clinard
spellcheck.net is a much better one. It checks up to 5000 words, and it also provides a list of alt spellings.

its official, spellcheck is now defunct. (free service)
I received a rather odd window this morning, that explained the banner service, and advertising was in decrease, so they discontinued the service.

Not exactly what i wanted, but i figured I would go over there, and sign up anyways for the ten day trial.
well, i downloaded the files needed, uploaded them, (after changing one from proxy.phtml to what was already named by vb as proxy.php, and received a 404 page.

Im not sure exactly what VB did, to get this to work in the first place, but many of the new files, were similar to the old files, however, they did have a couple of files in there, that were not part of the spellcheck that Vb added in...so, i dont know...pisses me off just a tad...

I suppose its time to crack open the books and try a impossible task of aspell...

Is there any way to make use of ispell for unix? My webmail program uses that to do it's spellchecking. I'm not really a PHP expert so I don't think i'd be able to make a hack to use ispell, could someone else out there make the hack? I'd be willing to use it once it's made. lol

Thanks...

I'm pissed that spellchecker.net no longer offers a free service. Who would pay for a "spellcheck" service. Espically $150, that's a bit steep just to have your posts spell checked.

Spellcheck is still working on my site. :confused:

I have a perl spellchecker I wrote a while back that uses ispell/pspell libraries on unix systems. Look out for something soon.