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Spellcheck on existing text 13 Years Ago by bengroot I'm trying to use HTML spellcheck on a textarea in Chrome. This works on the text … I select the text then the spellcheck activates. I simply use this: [CODE]<TEXTAREA spellcheck="true" class="operatorchat… Spellcheck Advice 15 Years Ago by wayderiffic … where I find myself with the need of a variable spellcheck library. I'll have blocks of text from which I… I'd like to make this process similar to a spellcheck. I don't want to alter Word's dictionary because… Spellcheck for wordpad 14 Years Ago by justsawyer How would I make or find a spellcheck for wordpad and I don't mean like all spellchecker I mean like a built in spellcheck like in word were you just press F7 and bam no haveing a whole other program up so how would I even start to make that? Re: Spellcheck for wordpad 14 Years Ago by tetron [QUOTE=justsawyer;1118410]How would I make or find a spellcheck for wordpad and I don't mean like all spellchecker …I mean like a built in spellcheck like in word were you just press F7 and bam… HTML 5 Spellcheck 11 Years Ago by Dani I understand that the HTML 5 spellcheck attribute works on any input, textareas, and editable divs. I want to get spellcheck to work with our wysiwyg editor, which uses a non-editable div with a hidden input field (for backwards compatability). Is there any trick to get the spellcheck attribute to work on a non-editable div? RichTextBox SpellCheck with GetSpellingError 14 Years Ago by bigtreeworld Hi, I'm trying to get a spellcheck (without using word) for a RichTextBox. I've tried to …. And, I don't want to use Microsoft Word's SpellCheck thing because some of my users might not have MS… Re: Spellcheck on existing text 13 Years Ago by bengroot Anyone? Re: Spellcheck Advice 15 Years Ago by OlyComputers Check out Ispell. There are other tools for this but it's the first that came to mind. Essentially you install it and it will automatically use spell-check in any text-field you're working in, whether it's a browser, IM, or office program. You can change the dictionary as you please to suite your needs. PS: I believe you can maintain multiple … Spellcheck? 17 Years Ago by 'Stein Woaah, am I seeing something new that vaguely reminds me of Word, where misspelled words have the red underlining below them? [b]Niice[/b] :) Re: Spellcheck? 17 Years Ago by Dani Umm .. no. You're not. Sorry to burst your bubble. Re: Spellcheck? 17 Years Ago by 'Stein Ahh nevermind, its a Firefox 2.0 thing. ;) Re: Spellcheck? 17 Years Ago by John A [QUOTE='Stein;267320]Ahh nevermind, its a Firefox 2.0 thing. ;)[/QUOTE] Yep, although I haven't seen any other browsers that natively support it. (I think IE7 might have a plugin, but it's much nicer when they're built-in [[COLOR="Blue"]edit[/COLOR]]to the browser[/[COLOR="Blue"]edit[/COLOR]].) Re: Spellcheck? 17 Years Ago by Dani Yes, I think IE7 has a plugin. It's not feasable to have a spell checker built into DaniWeb because it's impractical to waste so much of our precious resources storing an entire dictionary of the English language. Plus, it doesn't make sense on a programming forum or forum where there are a lot of technical terms. Re: Spellcheck? 17 Years Ago by 'Stein [quote=joeprogrammer]but it's much nicer when they're built-in.)[/quote] [quote=cscgal]It's not feasable to have a spell checker built into DaniWeb because it's impractical to waste so much of our precious resources storing an entire dictionary of the English language. Plus, it doesn't make sense on a programming forum or forum where there are a … Spellcheck and CFExecute 15 Years Ago by akraus I am using Coldfusion8 and I am trying to implement a spellchecker in the FCKEditor. I cannot use ASpell and the SpellerPages option as it uses CFExecute and I cannot use that tag on my server. Does anyone know of any other spell checker that can be used by FCKEditor that doesn't use CFExecute? Thanks Re: Spellcheck and CFExecute 15 Years Ago by jedimatt Hi , Have you tried JSpell? URL is: [url]http://www.thesolutioncafe.com/fckeditorspellchecker.html[/url] rgds JM Re: Spellcheck and CFExecute 15 Years Ago by jedimatt Hi me again, Alternativly why not change your wysiwyg editor to this one: open wysiwyg editor. url: [url]http://www.openwebware.com/[/url] There is a third party spell checketr available for $8. Not sure how good it is as i havnt tried it myself. rgds JM SpellCheck program 12 Years Ago by utkarshsahu I just made a small program to spell check a provided sentence and point errors in the sentence. Actually, the program creates a list by reading data from text file which contains dictionary words and from there it tells whether the inputted word/s are in dictionary or not. I would like to extend my program further by also adding a suggestion list … Re: SpellCheck program 12 Years Ago by HiHe Sounds like a fun project! You may also want to look at: http://packages.python.org/pyenchant/ and its tutorial http://packages.python.org/pyenchant//tutorial.html it mentions a custom dictionary The Python IDE Eric5 can use pyenchant for a spell checker. Re: SpellCheck program 12 Years Ago by ihatehippies Here's something that I use for similar purposes. (Note: I cannot take credit for the longest_common_sequence function and am too lazy to look up who actually created it, sorry.) Usage: >>> find_likeness(what='ardvark', where=['aardvark', 'apple', 'acrobat'], threshold=80.0, case_sensitive=True, return_seq=True, bestonly=False)… Re: SpellCheck program 12 Years Ago by TrustyTony I did longest common subsequence to here once, but there seems to be little similarity, mine is so much shorter and simple http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/python/threads/284870/improve-this-method/3#post1245223 Re: SpellCheck program 12 Years Ago by ihatehippies ..... little similarity? It's copied from your post. Re: SpellCheck program 12 Years Ago by ihatehippies fyi it fails when comparing an empty string >>> lcs_tuple('', 'fail') Traceback (most recent call last): File "<pyshell#41>", line 1, in <module> lcs_tuple('', 'fail') File "test.py", line 19, in lcs_tuple return round(200.0*this[0]/(n1+n2),2),this[1] … Re: HTML 5 Spellcheck 11 Years Ago by code_rum It may not be possible as spell check works with editable content div only ![56ae7b5342a6742148a358b4bcb42467](/attachments/large/4/56ae7b5342a6742148a358b4bcb42467.JPG "56ae7b5342a6742148a358b4bcb42467") May be this can be used http://www.javascriptspellcheck.com/JQuery_SpellCheck_Plugin Re: HTML 5 Spellcheck 11 Years Ago by Dani Code rum, thank you for the link, it seems like it has potential, but there are a few things I don't like about it: * I would never implement someone else's obfuscated, third-party code, regardless of whether it's serverside or clientside * It's very, very heavy, as it implements its own clientside dictionary Re: HTML 5 Spellcheck 11 Years Ago by BMXDad Isn't a non-editable div read only? Maybe put the spellchek attribute on the hidden input field? Re: HTML 5 Spellcheck 11 Years Ago by Dani The hidden input field is only 1 pixel in size. Yes, non-editable divs are read only. Re: HTML 5 Spellcheck 11 Years Ago by Troy III I think that with few adaptations of the existing code, the spellchecker can be made to reflect errors on any other content; editable or non-editable. In fact, ever since DHTML introduction or the day that Gen-4 browsers came out, there's nothing non-editable in HTML. HTML is alive ever since Live Script came to existence, and now that we have DOM… Re: HTML 5 Spellcheck 11 Years Ago by Troy III >I think that with few adaptations of the existing... ... sorry, my bad read. for the real question -it turns out as if its practically impossible to reuse the browser spell-checker plugin from a page. Re: RichTextBox SpellCheck with GetSpellingError 14 Years Ago by bigtreeworld Is there a way I can use some external application, if need be, like a spell checking application?