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1. rocket2009
   Member

   I notice that my browser built-in spell checker works in all of the fields in the article edit form but the FCK editor field. Ouch. This is where it is needed most. I notice the newest version of FCK now includes a spell checker. Is it too late to get this into Version 3.5? I hope not. Otherwise a satisfied user. Cheers.

   Posted 1 year ago #

2. onesign
   Key Master

   KBPublisher v3.5 will have the latest FCK version.

   To enable spell checker in current release

   Firefox, Safari:

   Go to your KBPublisher files and edit the file <kb_installation_path>/admin/tools/FCKeditor/fckconfig.js
   Set
   1. FCKConfig.FirefoxSpellChecker = true;
   2. FCKConfig.BrowserContextMenuOnCtrl = true;
   3. FCKConfig.SpellChecker = "SpellChecker";
   4. Clear the browser cache and restart the browser.

   Once this is done, incorrectly spelled words are underlined in red.
   Ctrl+Right click will bring standard browser menu (or try Ctrl+Left click)

   Internet Explorer

   Installing ieSpell

   If you only ever use Internet Explorer to create your articles, then you can use ieSpell to check spelling.

   Open the file <kb_installation_path>/admin/tools/FCKeditor/fckconfig.js
   (where <kb_installation_path> is the path where you installed KBPublisher).
   Change the FCKConfig.SpellChecker setting to ieSpell
   i.e. FCKConfig.SpellChecker = 'ieSpell';
   When you next open Internet Explorer you should get a message saying that ieSpell is not installed, and will be redirected to a site to install it. Follow the instructions. If you do not get redirected, and spell checker is still not enabled, click on http://www.iespell.com/download.php, which will take you to the site and you can install it from there.

   ieSpell only works in Internet Explorer.

   Posted 1 year ago #

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