Boris, once this is released, we will include it by default with TinyMCE. Just talked with Johan (lead on TinyMCE) and he had this to say:
Yes, TinyMCE will have a PHP spellechecker but it will be released as a
external plugin since TinyMCE is 100% JavaScript and will continue to be so.
But this plugin will be open source LGPL as the rest of TinyMCE just a
separate package.
It looks a lot like gmails spellchecker it supports 3 diffrent
spellchecking methods, internal PHP pspell, external cmd line pspell and
a Google webservice.
We had plans of making spell as you type but it would be to tricky to
make it run without bugs so the current logic will have to do. Anyway,
it's totally inline, so it's way more nice than the ones I've seen
before for other editors. :)
How do I add another language to the spellchecker? Do I have to modify a file with something like this: spellchecker_languages : "+English=en,Swedish=sv"?
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m3avrck commentedBoris, once this is released, we will include it by default with TinyMCE. Just talked with Johan (lead on TinyMCE) and he had this to say:
Comment #2
m3avrck commentedThis feature has been added. See INSTALL.txt for details, note this requires TinyMCE 2.0.6 or greater.
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friedjoff commentedHow do I add another language to the spellchecker? Do I have to modify a file with something like this: spellchecker_languages : "+English=en,Swedish=sv"?
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