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Is not working OK in wysiwyg :(
The spellchecker add tags like : <P style="MARGIN: 0px"> to the text :( |
RE: HTML tags like <br>, add them in the config file to ignore.
Note, this happens in both WYSIWYG mode, and in standard mode. It will show the tags, but it will not spell check them. This hack does not add new features to the spell checker, it just makes it work, as designed, for vB3 in both WYSIWYG and standard mode. |
hmm its not what i had expected then :S
anyone got the if condition to make it only work for standard editor then coz parsing html will only confuse users i used HTML Code:
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<input type="hidden" name="toolbar" value="1" /> this way both parties get to use a spell checker otherwise i was planning to remove the spell checker for wyziwyg editor users altogether |
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check it using test as username and password it is quite powerful in respect of having a thesaurus aswell and you can add ur own words to it even though that kind of negates the reason to use the spell checker oh well we can't win em all :P ps if u visit my site use both the standard editor and the wyziwyg both spell checkers are different :) |
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Just remove the "else" part: Code:
<else /> |
Looks cool I guess I will try it out later on my site.
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Ok installed and works, thanks msimplay for the demo log in (it is what made me choose to use this)
Nice add in ! |
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heres the right html HTML Code:
<input type="hidden" name="toolbar" value="1" /> |
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