Mark Fletcher wrote: > When viewing conref'ed content, the auto spellchecker underlines > unknown/misspelled words. If I right-click on the words, the Auto > Correct submenu is disabled (which makes sense), but Learn and Ignore > All are still available and appear to work. If you click Learn, the red > underlining goes away. However, this doesn't seem to persist the new > word in the dictionary. If I run the manual spell check, the "learned" > word is still caught. If I use Learn when running the manual spell check > tool the new word *is* persisted. > > Should Learn really work in auto mode for read-only content? Or is the > Learn command improperly enabled on the menu?
This is a known bug (the two spell checkers do not ``communicate'' at all) found just after v3.4 has been released. This is not related to the fact that the element has been marked as read-only. Note that the word has really been learned: if you *quit* XXE, *restart* it, and *reopen* the document containing the unknown word, you'll find that the word has really been learned by both spell checkers. > Also, when running manual spellcheck on read-only content, the Replace > and Replace All commands are unexpectedly enabled, Lack of polishing. > but (as expected) > nothing happens when you attempt to replace a word. It would be very, > very cool if XXE offered to open the referenced content and do the > Replace, though. Is this possible? I'm sorry but the answer is no. It would be easier to support modular documents differently (inclusions not marked read-only).
