Never mind. I figured it out after 40 minutes this morning. Not using the
Aspell approach.
Thank you.
You should change the location of the 'spellchecker.cfm' file to the
location of the page on your local system.
As for the request var error, rerun the system after the new location has
been
Outcome, FCKeditor still uses {BasicDefault}, does it require something
else to be changed as well?
You need to clear your browser cache for the change to show.
Will
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From: Don L [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 25 January 2008 01:23
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Subject: lite spell
Ok, Will, so, I know that's how this editor handles cache, no biggie, but the
more important thing is, are we able to make this editor not to exclude other
javascripts for the same form element as I described above?
Thanks.
Don
Yes, mine is too but I've still had to manually clear the cache
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From: Don L [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 25, 2008 1:46 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: lite spell checker?
Yes, the 6 steps
Thank you, William, I believe I was calling the 'spellchecker.cfm' file in the
correct local location. To further verify this, I tried different relative
path such as using prefix of ../ or ./ or / for {CFIDE}
When the relative path was wrong, it would prompt for {File not found}, as
expected.
Yes, the 6 steps are very clean, it saves time and I appreciate it.
But I'm got an err mgs when attempted to use the checker,
Element DATA_STORAGE_1 is undefined in REQUEST.
I was wondering about that when edited the spellchecker.cfm file per
instruction, where's the {DATA_STORAGE_1} var
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From: Don L [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 25, 2008 7:28 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: lite spell checker?
William, I'm getting there...
downloaded, installed, reading up usage instruction (I'm on Windows platform
too),
my specific use
But Will, my IE7 is configured to load page per visit, so, cache is supposed to
be gone for the {BasicEdited} in this case. But it really won't be an option
for me in this case because as mentioned it excludes other javascripts for the
same CFFORM element. Don
Outcome, FCKeditor still
William, I'm getting there...
downloaded, installed, reading up usage instruction (I'm on Windows platform
too),
my specific use of it: run it for a CFFORM cftextarea element.
so,
how's the run-with-aspell «command»?
how to call this speller, cfexecute?
or ?
Pls give me a path it would save me
Subject: Re: lite spell checker?
But Will, my IE7 is configured to load page per visit, so, cache is supposed
to be gone for the {BasicEdited} in this case. But it really won't be an
option for me in this case because as mentioned it excludes other
javascripts for the same CFFORM element. Don
I know this question has been asked many times but this one is with a little
twist.
The FCKeditor seems interesting (it has spell checking feature), however, I'm
only interested in its spell checker. Now, the Basic version in my limited
experiment did not seem to be configurable, that is, the
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Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2008 5:23 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: lite spell checker?
I know this question has been asked many times but this one is with a little
twist.
The FCKeditor seems interesting (it has spell checking feature), however,
I'm only interested in its
Thanks for the info. Approximately how long does it take to read up, install,
test and deploy Aspell option?
Don
I just finished a project with this similar vain.
I chose 2 possible solutions.
1. cf_spellchecker (there is a cost, but it is very simple to add to the
form)
2. Spellar
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From: Don L [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2008 7:27 PM
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Subject: Re: lite spell checker?
Thanks for the info. Approximately how long
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