I originally sent this directly to support a few weeks ago, but I haven't had a response. Not even a confirmation of receipt. So I'll post here and see what happens...
I have discovered an issue with the spell check feature in CuteEditor 6.x for .NET 2.0 when using Safari 3.x on both Mac and PC platforms. What I have found is that when spell checking text the first misspelled word matched is always deleted, while subsequent matches are successfully replaced. I confirmed this behavior with multiple people running both PC and Mac platforms using Safari 3.x. I've also been able to reproduce it using the online CuteEditor spell check example. Steps to reproduce are:
- Browse to http://www.cutesoft.net/example/integrate_withnetspell.aspx using Safari 3.x on either a PC or Mac platform.
- Enter some misspelled text below the table.
- Start the spell checker. The first word found should be 'Freiburg'. Select one of the suggested replacement words, like 'firebug'.
- Click Replace.
- The word, 'Freiburg', has been deleted.
- Subsequent misspelled words are not deleted and are successfully replaced with suggested words.
We integrated CuteEditor into one of our projects last summer and never saw this issue. However, our initial testing was with Safari 2.x, so I'm not sure if something has changed between browser versions.
Can anyone else reproduce this?
Thanks
-Bryan