TinyMCE

Great work. We had the same problem as 'nobody' mentioned running CF on
Debian

One note to the workaround provided is that it uses doubled up quotes,
which at first did not work, I just escaped the quotes properly and now it
works as a charm!

<cfset Local.cmd.exec = "bash" />
<cfset Local.cmd.args = '-c "cat #Variables.tmpfile# |
#this._config.PSpellShell.aspell# -a --encoding=utf-8 --size=10 -H
--lang=#Local.lang#"' />

Hey, good stuff man, thanks for this. Made the implementation of the spell
checking functionality a whole lot easier for me without having to install
php and such.

Having trouble locating the download link? The download link is toward the
bottom of this page under the 'attached files' heading and right above the
'changes' section.

@thyhive311

I haven't tested this on Railo, but based on the error details you
provided, it looks like Railo is getting confused by the structure keys
which contain the dot character.

Try changing line 76 of GoogleSpell.cfc to:
<cfset Local.ignoreDigits = this._config['GoogleSpell.ignoreDigits'] />

You'll also have to likewise update the other places in the file that
reference this._config. Let me know if that resolves your issue. If so,
I'll update the source code here to include the compatibility fix for other
Railo users.

The error I have received is:
key [GOOGLESPELL] doesn't exist in struct
(keys:GoogleSpell.ignoreDigits,general.engine,cfhttp.proxyServer,cfhttp.proxyPassword,cfhttp.proxyUser,cfhttp.proxyPort,GoogleSpell.ignoreAllCaps)

From:
C:\Railo\webapps\ROOT\scripts\tinymce\plugins\spellchecker\classes\GoogleSpell.cfc:
line 76

76: <cfset Local.ignoreDigits = this._config.GoogleSpell.ignoreDigits />

I'm getting an error: k.indexOf is not a function.

I have Aspell installed here: 'c:\Program Files\Aspell\bin\aspell.exe' and
I have a dictionary folder
here: 'c:\Program Files\Aspell\dict'

Any idea what I may be doing wrong?

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I had an issue using the PSpellShell/aspell option on suse linux running CF
7. The problem was with the cfexecute syntax being used. Pipeing multiple
commands has never worked for me, but I found a work around a while back.
I changed lines 113 and 114 to:
<cfset Local.cmd.exec = "bash" />
<cfset Local.cmd.args = "-c ""cat #Variables.tmpfile# |
#this._config.PSpellShell.aspell# -a --encoding=utf-8 --size=10 -H
--lang=#Local.lang#""" />
and it works fine.

Thanks for this plugin!!!

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speling this rong

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Version 2.0 now supports PSpell spellchecker in addition to Google
spellchecker.
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elado
magyar
pentaros

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Currently it only supports the Google spellchecker engine.