pspell is actually installed at /usr/local/share/pspell which is the default for FreeBSD's port install - I've tried setting the destination to that as well but it also didn't work.
pspell is actually installed at /usr/local/share/pspell which is the default for FreeBSD's port install - I've tried setting the destination to that as well but it also didn't work.
Aren't they the same? To change the directory where it's installed, compile --with-pspell=/path/to/pspell. See the pspell docs on www.php.net ... it's clearly outlined there.
I seem to remember an issue with a user of this hack getting blank pages because they did not upload blank.html (or a similar file--I haven't looked in the archive to see what it's called) thinking that it was not a part of the hack. Did you perhaps do this as well?
Hey Raz, or anybody else, what is the easiest way to get this to also check the title field of the post. I'm sure most of us have experienced when you mispell a word in a thread title, mostly new threads, and then you feel like an idiot because everyone see's the title is wrong and there is nothing you can do to change it. (unless you're the admin/mod).
pspell is actually installed at /usr/local/share/pspell which is the default for FreeBSD's port install - I've tried setting the destination to that as well but it also didn't work.
Originally posted by Velocd Hey Raz, or anybody else, what is the easiest way to get this to also check the title field of the post. I'm sure most of us have experienced when you mispell a word in a thread title, mostly new threads, and then you feel like an idiot because everyone see's the title is wrong and there is nothing you can do to change it. (unless you're the admin/mod).
So, any thoughts of how this could be done?
Adding support for that will be pretty difficult.
The easiest way to do that would be to create two spellchecking buttons - one that checks the title, and the other that checks the message body.
That was a mistake Raz. I was adding it with the configure command and when I ran make install after a make clean it popped up a menu where I could turn pspell on there too. So it was enabled in both places. So far it seems to be working great for the majority of users on my site. However, there are some people that are just getting blank windows still. I'm having them check to make sure Java is enabled and that their anti-virus software isn't blocking Java. If that doesn't fix it for them I'm going to try to figure out what they have in common and let you know. Great mod for vBulletin BTW!! Thanks for the work.
I had a user run into a problem today and I have verified it myself. On long messages it works fine until you get to the finished checking part. Then it either goes into a continuous loop or it goes to a blank screen with a dnserror. The test message I used was ~4,000 characters long with spaces to replicate this problem.
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