[Logician]

Originally Posted by LunaTech

Line 47, 48, and 49 should look like (note, I've replaced the HEX 0D character, the line break, in with a space so it displays right on this page):

// can't have newlines or carriage returns in javascript string
$mystr = str_replace(" ", "", $mystr);
$mystr = str_replace("\n", "_|_", $mystr);

Not:

// can't have newlines or carriage returns in javascript string
$mystr = str_replace("
", "", $mystr);
$mystr = str_replace("\n", "_|_", $mystr);

The problem is most editors won't read it right. I had to use UltraEdit32, in UNIX mode. To see if you're having the same problem as I did, try spell checking a single line of text with no line breaks. Just like 3 words. If that works fine but more text doesn't - that's probably the problem.

Good catch!

For me this fixed the "Error:Unterminated string constant" problem of messages with linebreaks:

edit checkspelling.php, find:

PHP Code:

$mystr = stripslashes($_POST['spellstring']);
// can't have newlines or carriage returns in javascript string
$mystr = str_replace(" ", "", $mystr);
$mystr = str_replace("\n", "_|_", $mystr); 


replace it as:

PHP Code:

$mystr = stripslashes($_POST['spellstring']);
// can't have newlines or carriage returns in javascript string
$mystr = str_replace("\r", "", $mystr);
$mystr = str_replace("\n", "_|_", $mystr);