Re: [eGroupWare-users] Spell Checker in EGW with Firefox //Felamimail

[linuxppcguy <pkh...@be...>]

That fixed it. Apparently Firefox in Linux installs with a different set of
defaults for javascript than in Windows. I missed that.
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Phil


Kevin Scott-2 wrote:
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> "linuxppcguy" wrote:
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>> Well - can we break something is windows than? just kidding. It really
> would
>> be nice to make spelling suggestions work in Windows. My users really
> want
>> that.
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>> Phil
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>> pavels wrote:
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>>> well, that means that something is broken in linux. It was not designed
> to
>>> work like you described it works on linux, you even get some errors.
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>>> the other question is, if it is right behavior  - to eliminate browser
>>> context menu and use different one instead, you need to ask someone, wh=
o
>>> actually wrote that piece of code (and that wasn't me of course)
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>>> linuxppcguy wrote:
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>>>> Pavel - On a Linux machine spell checking and the suggestions work!!!
> On
>>>> a Linux machine in the body section of an email, if one right clicks o=
n
> a
>>>> misspelled work, a list of suggestions pops up. If one of the
> suggestions
>>>> is selected the underlying work is immediately changed and another pop
> up
>>>> comes up with cut, copy and paste. If paste is selected you get an
> error
>>>> message -> "Your browser security settings don't permit the editor to
>>>> automatically execute pasting operations. Please use the keyboard for
>>>> that."
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>>>> On a Windows system just the cut, copy paste pop up happens.=20
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>>>> The later may be what would be expected but my opinion is that the
> first
>>>> behavior (without the last message) is the preferable one.
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>>>> Phil
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>>>> Hi,
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>>>> seems to me, this is not an error
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>>>> fckeditor (the box that you see when you editing emails with that cool
>>>> formating features) simply intercepts right click action (through
>>>> javascript) and instead of displaying browser context menu (where all
>>>> suggestions from spell checker lies) it display its own menu (which is
>>>> dhtml indeed). So it works as it is designed. If it is working
> somewhere
>>>> - than this can be treated as error, because by design it should not
>>>> work. =20
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>>>> Pavel =C5=A0orejs=20
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>>>> I am having similarspell check problems - but they only occur when
>>>> running Firefox in Windows (only checked Windows XP). Furthermore this
>>>> problem only happens in the email body. It spell checks but when one
>>>> right clicks on the misspelled word no suggestions - only the copy,
> cut,
>>>> paste pop up, in other text entry places everything works fine.
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>>>> Using egroupware - 1.3.014
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>>>> Does anyone have any suggestions? or is this a bug to be reported?
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>>>> Phil=20
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>>>>           Stefan78 wrote:
>>>>           Hello Everybody!
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>>>>           By now I couldn't make the spell checker in Firefox work
>>>> correctly in EGW. Although a few times it worked...even on the same
>>>> machine!?? If I do a right mouse click into the text field it just
> shows
>>>> "copy, cut + paste" in grey, so I can't chose it!  Anyone any clue?
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>>>>           Furthermore in the Home View in 1.3.015 I am missing the
>>>> information about new mails.
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>>>>           Thanks in advance,
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>>>>           Stefan
>>>
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> Hi, I tried this out on my 1.3.017 version with Firefox/windows and
> noticed
> a couple things. There is an option to disable context menu's in advanced
> settings of javascript (firefox). with that checkbox cleared it works (fo=
r
> me). you have to right click three times on a highlighted word (try it,
> you'll see what I mean)
> HTH
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