Hi everyone, I run a software service that checks spelling, style, and grammar. It also does misused word detection ala Google wave. [http://www.afterthedeadline.com/features.slp] I'm interested in supporting RoundCube but before I go further, I wanted to get a gauge on your interest level.
I looked at the plugin API and did not find support to modify the editor settings. If I were to go forth, I'd submit a patch for program/js/editor.js to modify the TinyMCE settings and likely a patch to add an admin interface to let users unignore errors/provide an API key when TinyMCE is enabled. If there is a clean way to modify the TinyMCE editor settings via a plugin, I'm open to this as well.
If there is interest, let me know, and I'll hack something together for you to look at. If not, no problem :)
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On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 21:23, Raphael Mudgersmudge@gmail.com wrote:
Hi everyone, I run a software service that checks spelling, style, and grammar. It also does misused word detection ala Google wave. [http://www.afterthedeadline.com/features.slp] I'm interested in supporting RoundCube but before I go further, I wanted to get a gauge on your interest level.
In general: yes.
I looked at the plugin API and did not find support to modify the editor settings. If I were to go forth, I'd submit a patch for program/js/editor.js to modify the TinyMCE settings and likely a patch to add an admin interface to let users unignore errors/provide an API key when TinyMCE is enabled. If there is a clean way to modify the TinyMCE editor settings via a plugin, I'm open to this as well.
You're right, we haven't any plugin hooks to modify the editor or the spell checking backend yet. But of course we're keen on your suggestions what would be necessary to make your spell checker work.
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