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One Step Away From Spellcheck
I posted less code then this yesterday...but now I am VERY close to being able to release a hack for integrating ieSpell into vB3.
The problem we are having, is that the new WYSIWYG editor is actually a div, so that programs like ieSpell can't read from it (it needs a textarea). The code below is supposed to use javascript to replicate the data entered into the wysiwyg editor and place it in a hidden textarea for ieSpell to grab from. Here is how much I have as of now. I've had some great help from folks like ShAm4n over at DevShed, and I think we are really close to licking this! Like I said previously, the object here is to replicate the data in a div tag of a WYSIWYG editor so that ieSpell will be able to read from the data and spell check it. Anyone who cracks this will have a major part in bringing free client side spellchecking to vB3! PS: If my dream is not possible, please let me know. PHP Code:
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