We found the same problem when implementing it for the first time--the spelling of the function name was wrong and needed to be changed to "jspellcheck()" as you noted. I'm amazed that hasn't been fixed.
We're on v7.0.1 P5 with ServletExec and we haven't noticed the problem with it not using the correct text but we haven't looked for this specific problem. We have noticed it doesn't seem to work properly if you have more than one midtier and are trying to call it from the other midtier server. The form pops up and looks correct but the buttons don't function, etc. As long as it is hosted on the same server, it works fine. We're also looking at a way to make the header code dynamic so we don't have to have the URL hard-coded (due to the problem above). Storing the file on the server and including it somehow would be nice. If anyone has figured out a way to dynamically change the header code stored in the Remedy form, please share. Craig Carter Software Engineer, RSP -----Original Message----- From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of sumeetdas Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2008 10:23 PM To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG Subject: Re: Configuring JSpell with Mid-Tier 7.0.1 Patch 6 All, I finally got this fixed. I am on ARS and MT 7.1 As per the documentation, the function is called spellcheck() but I scanned thru the jspell.js file and was unable to locate that function. It seems that in the future versions OR in the non-IIS versions of the Java HTML, the function is called jspellcheck(). Another thing which i noticed was that, JSpell worked fine for records which had been saved. It also works fine for records which have been modified and not yet saved. But for some reason, once you save the record, the text field reverts back to the incorrect text field. e.g. I have text field called Description and has the text "I like". I modify that recrod [and not Save] and change the text to "I like wrld" and hit my custom spellcheck button. JSpell is invoked and it corrects the word "wrld" to "world" in the text area. However, once I save that record, "I like wrld" is written to the database. Has any one of you faced this issues [if its even an issues] ? Regards, Sumeet Das On Apr 1, 11:24 pm, sumeetdas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I tried all the above steps but i keep on getting the "Caught > Exception: Object expected" > > Using various "alert" functions, I can see that the OurSpellCheck > function is called and it traverses thru till the spellcheck() is > called. and that is when I get the Exception error. > > any pointers.. or alternative mechanisms to use the spellcheck() would > be helpful... > > On Feb 11, 2:19 pm, Timothy Powell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > > > > > > Here's what we did to get it to work for multiple fields on the same form: > > > ARS 6.3 with MT 7.0 Patch 2 > > > 1) Using at least a 6.3 Admin Tool, on the form where we wanted to check the > > spelling. > > Go to the Form/Current View/Properties and the Appearance tab. > > Add the following to the web header portion: > > > <script language="JavaScript" > > src="http://servername/jspellhtml2k4/jspell.js";></script> > > <script language="JavaScript"> > > <!-- > > var fieldsToCheck=new Array(); > > > function ourSpellCheck(fieldName) > > { > > fieldsToCheck=new Array(); > > fieldsToCheck[fieldsToCheck.length]=fieldName; > > spellcheck(); > > > } > > > function getSpellCheckArray() { > > return fieldsToCheck;} > > > //--> > > </script> > > > <form name = "Helpdesk"> > > > 2) On the web footer we added the following: > > > </form> > > > 3) We created a button on our form for each field we wanted to check. > > > 4) We added an active link for each field we wanted to check. > > The AL fires on click of the button created in 3 above. > > Run If: $CLIENT-TYPE$ = 9 > > If Action: Run Process > > Command Line: javascript > > ourSpellCheck('document.yourformname.aridxxxxxxxxxxx') > > > NOTE: xxxxxxxxxx = the arid of the field you want to check > > > 5) In JSpell, on the popup.html form, we added the following line: > > body onload = window.focus() > > > HTH, > > > Tim > > > From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) > > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Latter, Kris > > Sent: Monday, February 11, 2008 1:30 PM > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Subject: Configuring JSpell with Mid-Tier 7.0.1 Patch 6 > > > ** > > > Hello, > > > I'm having an issue in trying to setup the JSpell program that has been > > recommended on this list with: (Server, Admin Tool, and Mid-Tier all 7.0.1 > > Patch 6) in order to provide spell-checking on a specific form. > > > I am wondering if anyone else has successfully setup this program and > > implemented it with Mid-Tier. > > > Here is what I have done so far: > > > - Placed the jspellhtml2k4.war file into my Tomcat->webapps directory > > and was able to test the spell checker successfully > > withhttp://hostname/jspellhtml2k4/test.html > > > - Loaded the form I wanted to implement spell-checking with in the > > admin tool and clicked on EDIT WEB HEADER CONTENT and added the header > > content specified by the help file: > > > <script language="JavaScript" src="jspell.js"></script> > > > <script language="JavaScript"> > > > <!-- > > > function getSpellCheckArray() { > > > var fieldsToCheck=new Array(); > > > // make sure to enclose form/field object reference in quotes! > > > fieldsToCheck[fieldsToCheck.length]="document.getElementById('arid55012154') > > "; > > > return fieldsToCheck; > > > } > > > var language; > > > //--></script> > > > - I also added the content specified to trigger the spell check in the > > active link for the "spell check" button I have on the form. > > > My problem is that Mid-Tier is actually sticking the <SCRIPT > > type="text/javascript" language="javascript"> (and so on) </SCRIPT> > > information in the body of the document instead of the head of the document, > > so my call to functions on the form from the activelink does not seem to be > > working. Furthermore, the javascript in the activelink does not seem to > > "see" the form it is running on. > > > For example, in the activelink, if I choose RUN PROCESS and type: > > > Javascript alert(document.getElementById('arid55012154').value) > > > I get "Object null" > > > arid55012154 is specified on the form itself when I view the form as an html > > page, right-click, and go to VIEW SOURCE. > > > There is a field, for example, that says <textarea id="arid55012154"> > > > I'm hoping that someone can either tell me how to ensure that my <SCRIPT> > > tags are being put into the <HEAD> section of the document instead of the > > <BODY>, or give me other suggestions as to how to properly setup JSpell to > > work with Remedy. > > > Any help would be appreciated. > > > Thanks, > > > Kris Latter > > NAV CANADA > > 280 Hunt Club Road > > Ottawa, ON. 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