Hello folks.
I'm handling the Danish translations and just learned of this this so I thought I'd join in. RoundCube 0.1beta2 is up and running great (with Danish translations and all), but no matter how badly I misspell words and try to check them for correctness, RoundCube always ends up saying that there were no errors. This happens with both Danish and English text and the language chosen appropriately from the menu.
I assume the actual POST of the textarea is a client event? I didn't have HTTPS out allowed on the server but even when I do, it doesn't seem to work. There shouldn't be any blocks on my local machine, though...
It is supposed to contact google.com as far as I can tell and that should now be allowed whether client or server-side. Anyone else seeing this? This is with Firefox 1.5.x.
I tried the orange<whatsitsname> speller. That was in konqueror but it worked correctly.. Just tested that same page in Firefox, works fine... This is the link: http://orangoo.com/labs/?page_id=72
Good ideas would be greatly appreciated. It would be really nice to have that type of spell-checking available in webmail...
/Martin.
Martin Moeller wrote:
It is supposed to contact google.com as far as I can tell and that should now be allowed whether client or server-side. Anyone else seeing this? This is with Firefox 1.5.x.
I had this problem on one setup, and it was caused by a missing PHP module. You might check Roundcube's error logs. It tries to communicate with the Google spelling server using ssl, so you'll need to have OpenSSL support enabled in PHP, as well as sockets support.
After discovering this, I added a note to the Requirements page on the Wiki about it. Perhaps it should be added to the FAQ, too.
Jim
Onsdag 09 august 2006 21:54 skrev Jim Pingle:
Martin Moeller wrote:
It is supposed to contact google.com as far as I can tell and that should now be allowed whether client or server-side. Anyone else seeing this? This is with Firefox 1.5.x.
I had this problem on one setup, and it was caused by a missing PHP module. You might check Roundcube's error logs. It tries to communicate with the Google spelling server using ssl, so you'll need to have OpenSSL support enabled in PHP, as well as sockets support.
After discovering this, I added a note to the Requirements page on the Wiki about it. Perhaps it should be added to the FAQ, too.
Jim
Ah! Thank you. Recompiling my PHP as we 'speak'. I didn't think to look at the error-log for this. Silly me, but when it simply says there's no spelling errors that's not the first thing I would think of :)
/Martin.
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