Well okay Here's where I'm at with trying to fix this. My intial idea was to move the <form> information out of spellcheck.php and into a third 1 pixel big frame called formcode.php. However, I can't figure out the javascript needed to get the checktext over to the formcode script.
This is something that someone who knows a bit more (anything) about javascript needs to look at Until then, it's a miracle this thing works at all--apparently IE takes W3C standards pretty loosely.
Attached you'll find a version of this spellchecker that works in the latest versions of both Netscape and Internet Explorer. I am by no means an expert in javascript, however with the help of a few kind folks around the 'net and a lot of google groups searching, I managed to come up with something that at the very least, works.
I was not able to get it to work properly in Opera, however I did get a report that it works with Mozilla v1. I have not tested that configuration myself.
It'd be really great if someone could take this and improve upon it to ensure maximum efficiency and compatiblity with W3C standards.
There are no instructions in this zip file. Overwrite your existing spellchecker files (Available on the first post in this thread: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...580#post272580) with the ones in this zip. No modifications to the templates are needed to upgrade.
To install, make the template changes discussed in Raz's original release.
Regards,
Paul
Edit: I updated the attachment which removes a stripslashes() function from the finished text--not including slashes will cause an error with messages that contain certain characters. check.php was updated.
Edit #2: I made it a bit clearer on where to get the original files from.
Originally posted by LoveShack Attached you'll find a version of this spellchecker that works in the latest versions of both Netscape and Internet Explorer. I am by no means an expert in javascript, however with the help of a few kind folks around the 'net and a lot of google groups searching, I managed to come up with something that at the very least, works.
I was not able to get it to work properly in Opera, however I did get a report that it works with Mozilla v1. I have not tested that configuration myself.
It'd be really great if someone could take this and improve upon it to ensure maximum efficiency and compatiblity with W3C standards.
There are no instructions in this zip file. Overwrite your existing spellchecker files (Available on the first post in this thread: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...580#post272580) with the ones in this zip. No modifications to the templates are needed to upgrade.
To install, make the template changes discussed in Raz's original release.
Regards,
Paul
Edit: I updated the attachment which removes a stripslashes() function from the finished text--not including slashes will cause an error with messages that contain certain characters. check.php was updated.
Edit #2: I made it a bit clearer on where to get the original files from.
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Here's where I'm at with trying to fix this. My intial idea was to move the <form> information out of spellcheck.php and into a third 1 pixel big frame called formcode.php. However, I can't figure out the javascript needed to get the checktext over to the formcode script.
Until then, it's a miracle this thing works at all--apparently IE takes W3C standards pretty loosely.
