I can understand that practice.  Most intranets that I have I have worked
for tend to adopt IE only policies.  I can see how it can save time for
developers to not have to test for multiple browser environments, but
innately I wish I could FF for my day to day work.

Thanks for the code snippet.  I will have to test it out and have a go at
it.

Teddy

On 11/17/06, Fennell, Mark P. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

 IE only. It's for our intranet and every PC in the organization is pushed
via scriptlogic with a very specific IE flavor so I confess to abusing that
luxury.
mf

-----Original Message-----
*From:* [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of *Teddy Payne
*Sent:* Friday, November 17, 2006 4:01 PM
*To:* [email protected]
*Subject:* Re: [ACFUG Discuss] Spell Checker for FCKeditor

Mark,
What test considerations have you made for this tag?  IE? FF? Opera?

Teddy

On 11/17/06, Fennell, Mark P. < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Awhile back I posted a simple CFMX on Linux spellchecker.
> I'm nearing completion on the custom tag and thought that this might be
> an appropriate dumping point.
> The custom tag is ~120 lines with 50 dedicated to comments. There are
> other files required for spelling suggestions (using google mini) and
> datarequestor.js for XMLrequests and serialization. It's not pretty and
> it has low self-esteem. So, please criticize it kindly. :) Anyways, here
> goes.
> mf
>
>
> <!---
> Custom Tag
>     Name :      spell
>     Location:   /CustomTags/spell.cfm
>     Created:    17 November 2006
>     Creator:    Mark Fennell
>     Purpose:    SpellChecking form fields in CFMX on Linux
>     ToDo:       Currently only supports ONE field per page; attributes
> for location of dependencies;
>
>     Attributes:
>         stage       required    stage=1 draws a contenteditable div that
> feeds your form field
>                                 stage=2 draws the spelling form and the
> targeted iframe for subversive stuff
>                                 stage=3 draws the submit button w/ the
> js needed to stuff your form
>                                         field with the corrected
> spelling
>         fieldName   optional    Required if stage=1 this will the name
> of the form field that is submitted to your action page
>         formName    optional    Required if stage=1 this is the name of
> the form that the form field
>                                 belongs to and that will ultimately be
> submitted
>         buttonText  optional    Required if stage=3 this is the name of
> the form submit button
>
>     Directions for use:
>         This tag MUST be called three times; once as stage=1, once as
> stage=2 and as stage=3.
>         They do NOT have to be called in order.
>
>         Stage=1 <cf_spell stage="1" formName="myForm">
>         Stage=2 <cf_spell stage="2">
>         Stage=3 <cf_spell stage="3" formName="myForm"
> buttonText="submit" fieldName="comments">
>
>         Stage 1 and 3 will plop the text box and button where they are
> called so location is important to you.
>         Stage 2 is all hidden so it's location doesn't matter as much.
>
>     Sample Calling Document:
>             <cfform action="demo.cfm" method="POST" name="myForm"
> id="myForm">
>             <cf_spell stage="1" formName="myForm" fieldname="comments">
>             <cf_spell stage="3" formName="myForm" buttonText="submit"
> fieldname="comments">
>             </cfform>
>             <cf_spell stage="2">
>
>         This tag relies on bunches of other stuff gian.cfm and
> datarequestor.js and sample.txt.
>         datarequestor.js is from http://mikewest.org/ takes care of some
> XMLHTTPRequest and Serialization stuff
>         gian.cfm is the google mini-based spelling suggester
>         sample.txt is where we store the text being checked.
>
>     Sample gian.cfm:
>         <cfhttp 
url="http://google-mini/search?site=IAN&client=IAN&output=xml_no_dtd&ie=&oe=&lr=&skin=&q=#x#
>
> 
<http://google-mini/search?site=IAN&client=IAN&output=xml_no_dtd&ie=&oe=&lr=&skin=&q=#x%23>"
> method="GET" resolveurl="yes" multipart="yes">
>         <cfoutput>
>         <cfset res="#XMLParse(cfhttp.filecontent)#">
>         <cftry>
>         <cfset ret = "#toString(
> res.GSP.Spelling.Suggestion.XmlAttributes.q)#">
>         <cfcatch><cfset ret="No suggestions available."></cfcatch>
>         </cftry>
>         #ret#
>         </cfoutput>
>
> --->
>
>
> <cfif isDefined("attributes.stage") and attributes.stage eq "2">
>         <iframe name="spellFrame" id="spellFrame" width="0" height="0"
> marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" scrolling="no" frameborder="0"></iframe>
>         <form action="/ian/CustomTags/spell.cfm" name="spellForm"
> id="spellForm" target="spellFrame"><input type="hidden" name="spell"
> value=""></form>
> <cfelseif  isDefined("attributes.stage") and attributes.stage eq "3">
>         <cfoutput>
>             <input class="butt" type="button"
> value="#attributes.buttonText#"
>
>                 
onClick="document.#attributes.formName#.#attributes.fieldName#.value=
> document.getElementById('bigText').innerHTML;
> document.#attributes.formName#.submit();">
>         </cfoutput>
> <cfelseif  isDefined("attributes.stage") and attributes.stage eq "1">
>         <cfoutput><input type="hidden" name="#attributes.fieldName#"
> value=""></cfoutput>
>         <div id="bigText" contenteditable="true" style="border: 1px
> solid silver; height: 250px; width: 420px;">Type your text here.</div>
>         <input type="button" name="spellcheck" value="spellcheck"
> onClick="init_check()">
>
>         <script language="JavaScript"
> src="/ian/js/datarequestor.js"></script>
>         <style type="text/css">
>         .wrong { color: red; text-decoration: underline; cursor:
> pointer;}
>         </style>
>
>         <script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
>             var req = new DataRequestor();
>         function init_check() {
>             var myStr= document.getElementById('bigText').innerHTML;
>                 document.spellForm.spell.value=myStr;
>                 document.spellForm.submit();
>                 alert("Spell Check Complete\r\nClick RED words for
> suggestions.\r\nNot all items have suggestions.");
>                 }
>
>         function check(x) {
>         req.getURL("/ian/CustomTags/gian.cfm?x="+x);
>         req.onload = function (d) {
>                                 changeTo(x,d);
>                             }
>         }
>         function changeTo(x,d)
>         {
>             if(d=="No suggestions available. ")
>             { alert(d); }
>             else
>                 { var t = confirm("Change "+x+" to "+d+"?"); }
>             if(d!= "No suggestions available. " && t)
>                 {
>                     var c = new RegExp("<a[^>]+>"+x+"</a>","gi");
>                      document.getElementById('bigText').innerHTML=
> document.getElementById('bigText').innerHTML.replace(c,d);
>                 }
>             else if(d!="No suggestions available. ") { alert("No change
> made."); }
>         }
>         </script>
> <cfelseif isDefined("spell")>
>         <cftry>
>         <cffile action="DELETE"
> file="/www/html/ian/mf/spellCheck/sample.txt">
>         <cfcatch></cfcatch>
>         </cftry>
>         <cffile action="WRITE"
> file="/www/html/ian/mf/spellCheck/sample.txt"
> output="#REreplace(spell,'<[^>]*>','','ALL')#" attributes="Normal"
> mode="777" addnewline="Yes">
>         <cffile action="READ"
> file="/www/html/ian/mf/spellCheck/sample.txt" variable="v_txt">
>         <cfexecute name="/usr/bin/spell"
> arguments="/www/html/ian/mf/spellCheck/sample.txt" variable="v_spell"
> timeOut="30"></cfexecute>
>         <cfoutput>
>         <cfloop index="ret" list="#v_spell#" delimiters="#chr(10)#">
>         <cfif ret neq "">
>         <cfset v_txt=replace(v_txt," "&ret," <a class=wrong
> onclick=check('#ret#');>#ret#</a>",'ALL')>
>         </cfif>
>         </cfloop>
>         <script>
>         parent.document.getElementById('bigText').innerHTML=
> '#replace(jsstringformat(v_txt),'\r\n','<P>','ALL')#' ;
>         </script>
>         #jsstringformat(spell)#
>         </cfoutput>
> </cfif>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ]On Behalf Of
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, November 17, 2006 1:52 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [ACFUG Discuss] Spell Checker for FCKeditor
>
>
> What are people using as a spell checker in FCKeditor?  I need a server
> side solution, and it seems FCKeditor prefers SpellerPages.
> We are running CF on Windows 2003 with IIS 6.
> If I were to use SpellerPages' aspell, do I need to install PHP on my
> ColdFusion sever?
>
>
> Thanks!
>
> ed
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> CSC
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