Hi,

 

I have the editor's culture set to English, but I want NetSpell to spellcheck in Dutch (or other languages). The default setup passes the culture from the editor to SpellCheck.aspx.

 

What I wanna know is, is there a way to override this behaviour? Calling SpellCheck.aspx manually (and passing in the preferred culture) results in a bug (?): HTML & scripts are checked as well. In fact the only way I could get the spell checking to work is to NOT handle 'netspell' in CuteEditor_OnCommand().

 

 

Your help's very much appreciated!

 

Dear jonathanexact,

 

You can set the CustomCulture to "nl-NL"

 

<CE:Editor id="Editor1"  CustomCulture="nl-NL" ThemeType="Office2007" runat="server" AutoConfigure="Simple" ></CE:Editor><br />

 

If you don't want to change the CustomCulture in CuteEditor and only want to modify the spell check language, you can modify file "\CuteSoft_Client\CuteEditor\SpellCheck.aspx" directly. Change the following line:

culture = Request.Params["Culture"];

to

culture = "nl-NL";

 

HTML & scripts are checked as well.  This issue, we will provide solution in future version.

 

Thank you for asking

Eric@cutesoft.net
      

It would also be a good idea to allow the end user to select the desired culture. For example, one day he could be writing content in Spanish and the next day he could writing in French. Furthermore, it's possible the user could be writing one paragraph in on language and the next paragraph in another language. It would be great to allow the user to highlight a paragraph and check spelling in Spanish, and then select the next paragraph and check spelling in French.

 

Here is an example from CKEditor where the end-user can select language, upload a new dictionary, etc. It would be great if CuteEditor had similar functionality:

frJericho,