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Last post 04-20-2005 12:09 PM by nitro001. 4 replies.
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Is anyone using NetSpell with 3.0.13?
If you have integrated it with FTB any advice?
TIA
Hi I took the following steps
1. I added reference to Netspell.SpellChecker in the Provider.FTBHtmlEditorProvider project (and also to build support)2. I added the following method to FTBHTMLEditorProvider.vb file
3. I changed the following method in that file to the following
4. I added a key in the web.config file
<!
5. I put the Dictionary folder into the root folder of DotNetNuke
6. I put the SpellCheck.aspx file into the root folder of DotNetNuke I changed the location of the JS file in the SpellCheck.aspx to js/spell.js (I also put the spell.js file into this folder) I also put the styles that came with the SpellCheck.aspx into the SpellCheck.aspx
Hope this helps and if you have any questions let me know
Cheers
Mckelt,
I did the above steps, and when I click on the SpellCheck Icon, I get a popup box that
Netspell libraries are not properly linked.
I am testing with an HTML Module, in the Edit Html Page.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Nathan
Hi Nathan,
Did you resolve this?
Check that the folder in the root of your site is called Dictionary (I think if comes as Dic out of the box)
Also check the key in the web.config file is correct.
<add key="DictionaryFolder" value="Dictionary" />
Let me know how it goes
Still not working.
I did have the foler named Dictionalry by accident, but I renamed to Dictionary and it still doesn't work.
And I do have that key in the <appSettings> section of the web.config also.
Thanks,Nathan