Version: 1.00, by Parker Clack
Developer Last Online: Nov 2013
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Released: 04-13-2002
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There has been a PERL script out for some time that allows you to make use of aspell libraries that you can have installed on your server with PHP.
I have also included a text file that has the javascript that you insert into your editpost, newthread and newreply templates to add spell checking to your forums. The edited text is then inserted into the original document when submitted.
You need to have a cgi-bin, or similar directory, set up on your server and the aspell or ispell libraries for PHP on your server. (Do a look up for aspell or ispell on google, etc. on these libraries if you don't know about them.)
If someone wants to look over the enclosed PERL script and write it in PHP that would be great and make it to were you didn't have to have PERL on your server.
Enjoy!
Parker
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and get the latest version of spell.pl. Or if you would rather not just put in words like can't don't, etc. in the $wordignore= in the spell.pl file. Don't separate the words with a comma though just use spaces.
Well my web hosts won't install it - they say it will use up to many resources on my shared server. I have the option to try to install it in the root of my webspace, but only if I upgrade my package to allow SSH access (and of course pay more).
So I'm moving web hosts (they would only give me one MySQL database too).
My new hosts are more than happy to help, but want to know which version of Aspell to install. Is it the one listed as "old"
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Latest Source: Aspell .33.7.1, Aspell Patch .33-fix2 (download and apply to Aspell tree),
Originally posted by Darren Lewis Well my web hosts won't install it - they say it will use up to many resources on my shared server. I have the option to try to install it in the root of my webspace, but only if I upgrade my package to allow SSH access (and of course pay more).
So I'm moving web hosts (they would only give me one MySQL database too).
My new hosts are more than happy to help, but want to know which version of Aspell to install. Is it the one listed as "old"
Thanks.
Darren.
Darren,
I just installed this on a shared account and my host had no problems with it. They installed it in 5 minutes. It will not eat up bandwidth no more than any other program that barely gets used. Plus.... Look at the code. All it's doing is using what comes in Red Hat Linux.
I'de have a talk with them. They "should" have absolutley no problem with it. Id'e ask them again, If you move hosts, be sure to tell them the why(s).
I would tell them to just go to http://aspell.sourceforge.net/ and have them get the latest version. From reading over the site (briefly) it looks like they will have to install pspell too. I would just have your new web host look over the aspell page and make a determination from there.
I had to move my web host to a decent one but I've got it!!
Hooper, I think you were correct in the first version of your reply
They didn't seem that bothered about helping me and didn't know a thing about vBulletin.
Parker, thank you for making this script known to us.
And a final thank you has to go to Karl at KDA Web Services for sorting it all out (and reinstalling the MySQL database) - a truly first rate service.