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Title: CKEditor - How to enable spell check
Post by: nicky on February 04, 2020, 02:35:22 PM

Hello Bakers,

CKEditor help - how to enable spell checking.


I changed this from false to true in these two lines shown below in bold, logged-out and restarted WB (v2.12.2 r379)



wb_ckconfig.js

config.browserConte xtMenuOnCtrl = true;

    config.basicEntitie s = true;

    config.entities = false;
/*
    config.scayt_autoSt artup = true;
*/



settings_config.js

config.browserConte xtMenuOnCtrl = true;

    config.basicEntitie s = true;

    config.entities = false;
/*
    config.scayt_autoSt artup = true;
*/


Other than spell checking, CKEditor works fine for me. But there is no spell check icon, button or toolbar.

I seem to remember spell check was enabled by default in early WB versions.

What else do I need to do to get spellcheck working? Could it be a server issue ?

Nicky

Title: Re: CKEditor - How to enable spell check
Post by: johnbroeckaert on February 04, 2020, 08:08:30 PM

try //   instead of /* in front of the line
so

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// config.scayt_autoSt artup = true;

Title: Re: CKEditor - How to enable spell check
Post by: nicky on February 05, 2020, 07:10:41 PM

Thanks, I did try this,

  config.browserConte xtMenuOnCtrl = true;

    config.basicEntitie s = true;

    config.entities = false;
/*
// config.scayt_autoSt artup = true;
*/

and did the same with the wb version on the same line as in my original post. No change. Tried Chrome, FF, Opera, and Edge.

 

Title: Re: CKEditor - How to enable spell check
Post by: dbs on February 06, 2020, 07:34:24 AM

Hello, in PHP

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<?php
this
/*
    config.scayt_autoSt artup = true;
*/

this
/*
// config.scayt_autoSt artup = true;
*/

and this
// config.scayt_autoSt artup = true;do all the same. It comments out the code, make it unusable.
(the space in Startup is a forum bug)

I think the spellcheck ist not implemented for reasons.
To use it you need also the right plugin in ckeditor/ckeditor/plugins/
Maybe wsv or scayt are the right ones, but do they work with this ckeditor version?
Next is, edit the ckeditor/include.php. Add wsv or scayt to the allowed plugins in line 166 ($ckeditor->config['extraPlugins']).
Next is, contains your toolbar the right placeholder for the plugin?

You see, it is not so easy.

Title: Re: CKEditor - How to enable spell check
Post by: Luisehahne on February 06, 2020, 09:03:17 AM

Quote from: dbs on February 06, 2020, 07:34:24 AM

I think the spellcheck ist not implemented for reasons.
To use it you need also the right plugin in ckeditor/ckeditor/plugins/
Maybe wsv or scayt are the right ones, but do they work with this ckeditor version?
Next is, edit the ckeditor/include.php. Add wsv or scayt to the allowed plugins in line 166 ($ckeditor->config['extraPlugins']).
Next is, contains your toolbar the right placeholder for the plugin?

The reason to remove some plugins was to limit the package zip size  to max 2MB

Dietmar

Title: Re: CKEditor - How to enable spell check
Post by: nicky on February 06, 2020, 04:37:18 PM

Way too complicated for me to fix. I did try this though -

Quote

Next is, edit the ckeditor/include.php. Add wsv or scayt to the allowed plugins in line 166 ($ckeditor->config['extraPlugins']).

but all my pages' WYSIWYG & source markup disappeared (which returned after I restored the original include.php).

So, I'll stick with using a browser spell checker I guess...

But thanks for looking at this.

Title: Re: CKEditor - How to enable spell check
Post by: dbs on February 06, 2020, 06:41:33 PM

It was not a list of possible steps.
All steps are needed.
Therefore

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You see, it is not so easy.