RES: [Javascript] Spell Checker

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Well... that is a subject, I must agree. It is possible do that with
JavaScript, but is php available? Every possible match (or partial match)
can be in a database, and you must only pass the result to php. Will be a
single page to query database with a like statement. You can either
automatically add new errors to the database dynamically when the user miss
a verbal time or something else. The entire job will be done by php. Your
best shot is to have a database with sql support. Except that, you will need
to create an array of "wrong spell answers". You can, with a database,
course, know every other error, and so, have a clue what people mess most in
each question. I'm very sorry, I'm not asking your question, how-to in
JavaScript, but I think array will answer to that question. For a free,
pre-built solution, I ask Google and he answer "use php... use
server-side...". 

Using php... http://spellerpages.sourceforge.net/



-----Mensagem original-----
De: javascript-bounces at LaTech.edu [mailto:javascript-bounces at LaTech.edu] Em
nome de Del Wegener
Enviada em: segunda-feira, 13 de agosto de 2007 22:43
Para: [JavaScript List]
Assunto: Re: [Javascript] Spell Checker

 If you care to look at an example where I want to
implement the spell checker, go to:
http://www.drdelmath.com/meramec_college_algebra/chapter_summaries/college_a
lgebra_summary_chapter_1.html
and click on the first FIB Quiz menu item (in green)

You will see a textbox where the student types the missing word.
 I now offer two buttons:
  1) Check My Answer
  2) Show Me the Answer
I want to provide a third button:
  3) Spell Check My Answer


> Can you post one question and the options about that one? That will put us
> right in the correct answer. You need sync like write (choose?) and check?
> Or that can be handled in a button click or something?
>
> RMenezes
>


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