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Aug 24, 2011, 6:50 PM
27 Posts

Domino Built In AJAX Spell Checker for CKEditor

  • Category: Dojo and Client Side JavaScript
  • Platform: Not Applicable
  • Release: 8.5.2
  • Role:
  • Tags: spell check javascript AJAX ckeditor config
  • Replies: 2
 ...I've found another tricky one here.  Quick background:  I'm using the CKEditor which comes installed with 8.5.2 and I'd like to implement "Spell Check".  I figured out that IBM included a custom CKEditor plugin called "lotusspellchecker" which you can enable with the following javascript:
 
CKEDITOR.config.extraPlugins += ',lotusspellchecker';
CKEDITOR.config.lotusSpellChecker = {
restUrl:'',  // <--- What should this be?
lang:'en',
suggestions:'5',
format:'json',
highlight: { element : 'span', styles : { 'background-color' : 'yellow', 'color' : 'black' } },
preventCache: true
};
 
This works, but requires a URL to connect to, to do the heavy lifting.  What I'd like to know:  Is there any built in services that I can call on the 8.5.2 Lotus Notes / Domino server to handle the spell checking?  Does anyone know if there is a NSF file that can be installed to provide this functionality?  Is there a out-of-box solution from IBM?  We are trying to avoid using third party solutions (eg. Google Spell) if possible.
 
There is surprisingly no documentation around this so any help is very very appreciated! 
 
Many thanks, 
 
Alex 
Sep 2, 2011, 9:40 AM
7 Posts
Re: Domino Built In AJAX Spell Checker for CKEditor
Hi Alex,
 
Were you able to use this plugin?
 
Regards,
Pablo
Sep 14, 2011, 11:29 PM
27 Posts
Re: Domino Built In AJAX Spell Checker for CKEditor
 I was able to use this plugin by writing my own Java agent which used an open source spell checking engine called "Jazzy":
 
http://jazzy.sourceforge.net/ 
 
In the end we did not use it as the interface is a bit rustic and we required inline spell checking where the misspelled words are underlined. 

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