Originally posted by leatherlips
dayve. You took it to another level! I like how you implemented it.
Care to share how you did it that way?
One of the things that bothers me is the text style. On my forum, the font style changes to something different and I can't figure out where to change it. Where did you find the other css declarations?

//////
// Edit layer (the layer where the suggestions are stored)
//////
GoogieSpell.prototype.createEditLayer = function(width, height) {
this.edit_layer = AJS.DIV({'class': 'googie_edit_layer'});

//Set the style so it looks like edit areas
this.edit_layer.className = this.text_area.className;
this.edit_layer.style.border = "1px solid #660000";
this.edit_layer.style.backgroundColor = "#330000";
this.edit_layer.style.padding = "0px";
this.edit_layer.style.margin = "0px";
this.edit_layer.style.fontSize = "11px";
this.edit_layer.style.fontWeight = "bold";

this.lang_chck_spell = "<input type='button' value='Check Spelling'>";
this.lang_rsm_edt = " <input type='button' style='color:#FFD700;' value='Resume Editing'>";

this.show_change_lang_pic = false;
this.show_spell_img = false;

Response.Write " <input name=""Preview"" type=""button"" value="" Preview "" id=""Preview"" onclick=""OpenPreview()""><span id=""spell_container""></span>"

<SCRIPT type="text/javascript">
  var googie1 = new GoogieSpell("googiespell/", "./googiespell/googie.asp?lang=");
  googie1.setSpellContainer("spell_container");
  googie1.decorateTextarea("ta1");
</SCRIPT>

Response.Write "<SCRIPT type=""text/javascript""> var googie1 = new GoogieSpell(""googiespell/"", ""./googiespell/googie.asp?lang=""); googie1.decorateTextarea(""ta1""); </SCRIPT>"

Originally posted by Shaggy
Can someone package this up as a mod and post the full changes necessary? I'd love to give this a whirl - good work, guys

Originally posted by bobby131313
My users are asking for it on the quick reply box now.
Give 'em an inch....
What are the chances?

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.

Originally posted by bobby131313
LL did you see the review I wrote for you at SnitzBitz?

bobby131313, Did you notice the button style I added?

Originally posted by Shaggy
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.

Originally posted by Shaggy 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.

Originally posted by Shaggy 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.

Originally posted by Pull My Finger
Found a Bug! When adding a New Forum Category or editing a Forum Category I get a popup message when clicking the "Create New Category" or "Edit Category Name" admin icons........ Popup Message--> "Text Area Not Found"

  else 
    if(this.report_ta_not_found)
      alert("Text area not found");

//  else 
//    if(this.report_ta_not_found)
//      alert("Text area not found");

Originally posted by leatherlips

To prevent the Text Area Alert you can do this:

Open the googiespell.js file and look for:

Code:

  else 
    if(this.report_ta_not_found)
      alert("Text area not found");

Add the part in red shown below:

Code:

//  else 
//    if(this.report_ta_not_found)
//      alert("Text area not found");

Or you can simply remove those three lines completely.

Originally posted by leatherlips

To prevent the Text Area Alert you can do this:

Open the googiespell.js file and look for:

Code:

  else 
    if(this.report_ta_not_found)
      alert("Text area not found");

Add the part in red shown below:

Code:

//  else 
//    if(this.report_ta_not_found)
//      alert("Text area not found");

Or you can simply remove those three lines completely.

Originally posted by leatherlips

To prevent the Text Area Alert you can do this:

Open the googiespell.js file and look for:

Code:

  else 
    if(this.report_ta_not_found)
      alert("Text area not found");

Add the part in red shown below:

Code:

//  else 
//    if(this.report_ta_not_found)
//      alert("Text area not found");

Or you can simply remove those three lines completely.

?????? http://orangoo.com/labs/GoogieSpell/

Pricing

I offer a license so GoogieSpell can be used with/in proprietary software. The prices are:

* $50 for a license that can be used across 3 domains (where a sub-domain or sub-directory counts as a domain). * $250 for a unlimited use license.

License
This script is dual licensed. One is for free software ("open source") the other is for proprietary software.
The free license is the GPL. Under this license you can only use GoogieSpell with/in free software (i.e. the script can't be used in/with software where the source isn't released).
Pricing
I offer a license so GoogieSpell can be used with/in proprietary software. The prices are:

$50 for a license that can be used across 3 domains (where a sub-domain or sub-directory counts as a domain).
$250 for a unlimited use license. For support I charge $25 pr. hour.
If you have bought a license then you can upgrade to future versions of GoogieSpell for free. On one domain you can use GoogieSpell unlimited times.
If you interested in using GoogieSpell in/with proprietary software, then contact me and we can figure something out. My email is amix@amix.dk.

Thanks goes to:
Amir Salihefendic for developing GoogieSpell
James Newton for writing the googie.asp page

Originally posted by Etymon
You guys shouldn't let someone who's been a member at Snitz for over 4 years who makes less than a couple of posts a year be a bother to you. It's obvious. He doesn't want to read. He wants to pick on someone. Just blow him off and go on.

Originally posted by MarcelG
I'll see if I can modify the cookie easily.

Originally posted by wildatom
I can click on the spell check button all day but nothing happens. Also the misspelled words are not underlined.

Originally posted by MaD2ko0l as u can see in this image

Originally posted by leatherlips
MaD2koOl,

Try this:

In googie.asp remove the following line:

lang = request.querystring("lang")
And in googie.asp look for this:

response.write getURL("https://www.google.com/tbproxy/spell?lang=" & lang, t, "","")
And replace it with this:

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

Originally posted by AnonJr
That would indeed be the problem. The MOD needs to access Google's servers.

You can't directly run this script online - this is a browser security issue. To solve this you can have a simple "local" sever (i.e. a server that you can send requests to) that sends requests to Google. That is, instead of sending requests to...

Originally posted by AnonJr
But who reads the documentation?

You can't directly run this script online - this is a browser security issue. To solve this you can have a simple "local" sever (i.e. a server that you can send requests to) that sends requests to Google. That is, instead of sending requests to...