Not trying to be a plug pr spam but just integrated spellchecker.net capability on our vbulleting boards and it works like a charm, no more pesky js errors...wohoo....

how did you implement it? I am unfamiliar with spellchecker.net.

go to their site http://www.spellchecker.net

then,

You have to sign up but it's free...

they send you an id then you download a javascript and a couple cgi files from a .zip file and there's about three steps...

the only templates you change are the newthread and newreply (and the edit post one if you wish)

go to there support page within the site itself for details...our users love it already - and it's fast

spellcheck works fine, but when i go to accept all the changes and close it out, it says URL not found...

did you have any problems?

yeah a couple problems...

make sure you sent the cgi sproxy.cgi via ascii and not binary...you don't need to chmod it

also...

make sure you only use the /cgi-bin/sproxy.cgi path for the button code, I've found it doesn't like the full path to the cgi-bin

try this

enter the url of the sproxy.cgi file...you should see a couple lines of data about the file...

if that works...

the problem is isolated now between either the button code path...the location of the cgi file on your server...r the method is was transported over...

also check the line at the top of the sproxy cgi file...I used

#!/usr/local/bin/perl

yours may be different

I have tryed the true path, the web address, and short path...

non of which have fixed it. It is working fine, i just dont think it is accessing the message window to make the spell changes

hmmmm...

working fine here...

all i know is that if it's not writing the corrected spelling back to the text window...and your getting a 404 error, the problem lies with the sproxy.cgi file

the file is not executing on the server or it's not being called by the button...


Did you try just typing

http://www.yoururl.com/cgi-bin/sproxy.cgi

and get any data???

I have incorporated the php version for spellcheck on our vBulletin test board and it works great.

Parker

Parker : details?