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jen92103@yahoo.com #1
spell check user input
HI,
I want to add the "Did you mean" - Google feature to searches on my
website.
My website lets users search for a business using different
parameters.
If there is no match, I want to do a spell check on the entered
parameters.
I need to be able to check words with an english dictionary as well as
add words
(business names) to the dictionary.
At the moment I am looking at the SpellServer by Chado, JSPELL HTML
SERVER, and
AcivSpell by CFDEF.COM.
Does anyone have any experience with these? I am looking for an
inexpensive solution.
(Not using word on the server.)
Any ideas of how to develop a spell check for ASP, or any knowledge
and reconmendations
on inexpensive existing software would help me a lot.
thanks, Jennifer
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Arnold Shore #2
Re: spell check user input
The following Javascript works for me. It invokes the Windows spell checker
at the client's desktop so it has a familiar look/feel - and the price is
right. But it DOES require Word at the desktop, so ... . Watch word
wraps, etc.
AS
function jspeller() {
var jobjWord = new ActiveXObject("Word.Application"); //
create application object
jobjWord.WindowState = 2;
// minimized
jobjWord.Visible = 0; // not visible
var jobjDocument = jobjWord.Documents.Add( "", false, 1, true);
// create document object
jobjDocument.Content=document.add_form.vcomment.va lue; //
assign input text content
jobjDocument.CheckSpelling(); // perform spell check
document.add_form.vcomment.value = jobjDocument.Content.Text; //
assign returned value
jobjDocument.Close (0);
// housekeep
jobjWord.Application.Quit (-1);
jobjDocument = null;
jobjWord = null;
return;
}
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Unregistered #3
Re: spell check user input
@ Arnold Shore
i read your reply
can u please elaborate it.
i want to use spell checker on my website, which is in asp.net
so how can i make it work with your suggested answer.
please help me,Unregistered Guest



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