I have tried the spellcheck option already out there, but want to see about integrating Googiespell [http://amix.dk/projects/?page_id=3] into Roundcube. From the demo you see that it's as slick as it is in Gmail, so I've started another HOWTO to cover this, but can't figure out how to integrate it into the existing 'compose' textarea. Can someone take a look? The documentation on the site makes it look very simple [http://amix.dk/projects/?page_id=3#How_to_use_the_script_] Here's where I am so far with my HOWTO:
cd /usr/local/www/data-dist/
cp -Rp roundcube roundcube-dev
cd roundcube-dev
wget http://amix.dk/projects/uploads/googiespell_v3.zip
unzip googiespell_v3.zip
cp googiespell_v3/googiespell/AmiJS.js googiespell_v3/googiespell/googiespell.js program/js/
cp googiespell_v3/googiespell/googiespell.css skins/default/
After this is done, it says to add "...the code you will need to decorate a textarea with GoogieSpell:
<form> <textarea id="ta1" class="textarea">Ths is a tst</textarea> </form> <script type="text/javascript"> var googie1 = new GoogieSpell("googiespell/", "http://www.google.com/tbproxy/spell?lang="); googie1.decorateTextarea("ta1"); </script>
But I can't figure out where this goes. So far I've created a program/include/rcube_googiespell.inc file with the above, but don't know how it needs to hook into compose.inc. Anyone with a bit more include knowledge out there want to fix it? We only need 1-2 more steps to get this working While it does rely on Google, it is GPL and it 'could' be included in RC, or it could just be another plugin for users to choose from. Either way this is the nicest looking option I've seen, and the most RC like to boot.
Thanks
P
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Hi Phil,
It has been on my list today for a while now and I plan on tackling this probly this afternoon if my new vid card comes in on time as i am currently crippled with only one monitor port working :/ I will let you know of any questions or updates I find -Chris
phil wrote:
I have tried the spellcheck option already out there, but want to see about integrating Googiespell [http://amix.dk/projects/?page_id=3] into Roundcube. From the demo you see that it's as slick as it is in Gmail, so I've started another HOWTO to cover this, but can't figure out how to integrate it into the existing 'compose' textarea. Can someone take a look? The documentation on the site makes it look very simple [http://amix.dk/projects/?page_id=3#How_to_use_the_script_] Here's where I am so far with my HOWTO:
cd /usr/local/www/data-dist/
cp -Rp roundcube roundcube-dev
cd roundcube-dev
wget http://amix.dk/projects/uploads/googiespell_v3.zip
unzip googiespell_v3.zip
cp googiespell_v3/googiespell/AmiJS.js googiespell_v3/googiespell/googiespell.js program/js/
cp googiespell_v3/googiespell/googiespell.css skins/default/
After this is done, it says to add "...the code you will need to decorate a textarea with GoogieSpell:
<form> <textarea id="ta1" class="textarea">Ths is a tst</textarea> </form> <script type="text/javascript"> var googie1 = new GoogieSpell("googiespell/", "http://www.google.com/tbproxy/spell?lang="); googie1.decorateTextarea("ta1"); </script>
But I can't figure out where this goes. So far I've created a program/include/rcube_googiespell.inc file with the above, but don't know how it needs to hook into compose.inc. Anyone with a bit more include knowledge out there want to fix it? We only need 1-2 more steps to get this working While it does rely on Google, it is GPL and it 'could' be included in RC, or it could just be another plugin for users to choose from. Either way this is the nicest looking option I've seen, and the most RC like to boot.
Thanks
P
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Thanks for this suggestion Phil. I did not know this project but I now gave it a try and integrated GoogieSpell to RoundCube. The whole tool still has to be built into the RoundCube interface but for now it's ready for testing.
Regards, Thomas
phil wrote:
I have tried the spellcheck option already out there, but want to see about integrating Googiespell [http://amix.dk/projects/?page_id=3] into Roundcube. From the demo you see that it's as slick as it is in Gmail, so I've started another HOWTO to cover this, but can't figure out how to integrate it into the existing 'compose' textarea. Can someone take a look? The documentation on the site makes it look very simple [http://amix.dk/projects/?page_id=3#How_to_use_the_script_] Here's where I am so far with my HOWTO:
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But I can't figure out where this goes. So far I've created a program/include/rcube_googiespell.inc file with the above, but don't know how it needs to hook into compose.inc. Anyone with a bit more include knowledge out there want to fix it? We only need 1-2 more steps to get this working While it does rely on Google, it is GPL and it 'could' be included in RC, or it could just be another plugin for users to choose from. Either way this is the nicest looking option I've seen, and the most RC like to boot.
Thanks
P
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