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leatherlips
Senior Member

USA
1838 Posts

Posted - 17 August 2006 : 10:06:51

I've just updated readme of the Googiespell mod at Snitzbitz to be more detailed with the customization and language setting.<

bobby131313
Senior Member

USA
1163 Posts

Posted - 17 August 2006 : 10:23:25

My users are asking for it on the quick reply box now.

Give 'em an inch....

What are the chances?

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leatherlips
Senior Member

USA
1838 Posts

Posted - 17 August 2006 : 10:37:33

quote:
Originally posted by bobby131313

My users are asking for it on the quick reply box now.

Give 'em an inch....

What are the chances?

Easy enough...

Open topic.asp and follow the same directions as if it were for post.asp.
The only exception will be step 2.
Instead of looking for <textarea cols=""" look for <textarea name=""Message"" instead.
Place the code in that step after textarea.<

Edited by - leatherlips on 17 August 2006 10:44:52

Roger Fredriksson
Average Member

Sweden
556 Posts

Posted - 17 August 2006 : 11:14:17

Svenska is great for me and a couple of more poor souls up in the north ;)!.<

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leatherlips
Senior Member

USA
1838 Posts

Posted - 17 August 2006 : 11:18:12

Roger,

1. Go to googiespell.js and look for: var GOOGIE_DEFAULT_LANG = "en";

Change the part in red to sv.

2. Next go to the googie.asp file. Look for:

r = getURL("https://www.google.com/tbproxy/spell?lang=en", r, "","")

and

response.write getURL("https://www.google.com/tbproxy/spell?lang=en", t, "","")

Change the code in red to sv.

If you would like to not have the language selection dropdown choices, you can hide it by going in the googiespell.js file.

Look for:

this.show_change_lang_pic = true;

Change the part in red to false.

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Edited by - leatherlips on 17 August 2006 14:55:17

bobby131313
Senior Member

USA
1163 Posts

Posted - 17 August 2006 : 12:03:54

quote:
Open topic.asp and follow the same directions as if it were for post.asp.
The only exception will be step 2.
Instead of looking for <textarea cols=""" look for <textarea name=""Message"" instead.
Place the code in that step after textarea.

Worked like a charm, thank you!

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Roger Fredriksson
Average Member

Sweden
556 Posts

Posted - 17 August 2006 : 12:24:54

ok, tack så mycket (=ok, thank you very much)<

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leatherlips
Senior Member

USA
1838 Posts

Posted - 17 August 2006 : 21:01:33

I have fixed the language issue! Before, it only checked for spelling errors in English.
Now it will check for errors in the language selected in the dropdown.

I have uploaded v1.1 to SnitzBitz. If you have already installed v1.0, all you need to do is
replace the googie.asp file over your old one. This will fix the
language issue for you.

v1.1 also has more details on how to customize your spell checker.
There are also some minor changes made to the googiespell.js file.<

Edited by - leatherlips on 17 August 2006 21:02:09

bobby131313
Senior Member

USA
1163 Posts

Posted - 17 August 2006 : 22:24:39

Real simple to add to the pop_mail.asp too!

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leatherlips
Senior Member

USA
1838 Posts

Posted - 17 August 2006 : 22:55:20

If you have the private message mod, you can also add it to the
privatesend.asp page.

Looks like I'll have to update the readme again to include how to add it to:

Quick Reply
pop_mail.asp
privatesend.asp

Edited by - leatherlips on 17 August 2006 23:02:42

Shaggy
Support Moderator

Ireland
6780 Posts

Posted - 18 August 2006 : 04:32:44

[black]Had a quick fiddle with it yesterday evening and I'm mightily impressed

One suggestion, though, for v2 is to strip out forum code and HTML (excepting line breaks) when checking the spelling otherwise you get corrections on things that don't need correcting.

[black]<

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“I was having a mildly paranoid day, mostly due to the
fact that the mad priest lady from over the river had
taken to nailing weasels to my front door again.”

leatherlips
Senior Member

USA
1838 Posts

Posted - 18 August 2006 : 07:39:49

Shaggy, where is the forum code and html you are referring to?<

Shaggy
Support Moderator

Ireland
6780 Posts

Posted - 18 August 2006 : 07:43:10

I meant srtip the forum code from the string you want to spellcheck. To see what I mean, try entering something like [b]test[/b] in the textarea and hitting your spellcheck button.

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Search is your friend
“I was having a mildly paranoid day, mostly due to the
fact that the mad priest lady from over the river had
taken to nailing weasels to my front door again.”

leatherlips
Senior Member

USA
1838 Posts

Posted - 18 August 2006 : 09:10:00

I've added a class style to the spell check button. If you have made it a button instead of a link you can easily make your button more attractive (instead of the big gray blocks). The files on SnitzBitz have been updated to include this new feature.

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bobby131313
Senior Member

USA
1163 Posts

Posted - 18 August 2006 : 10:20:28

Now for the $64 question, can we add words to the dictionary?

Our niche has some words that are specific to the hobby and unrecognized.

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