Problem checking HTML content

[ManniAT]

Hi,

although I use the spellchecker from RadEditor I guess the topic is placed right here.
My Problem - I have a decorated letter like this:

<h3><span style="color: #ff0000;">E</span>uropean...</h3>

The decoration was made by marking the letter and changing the text color.
Spell now argues that "uropean" is misspelled.

Does this mean Spell is not able to check HTML Text with some kind of "decoration"?

Regards

Manfred

[Rumen]

Hi Manfred,

This is HTML content but not MS Word and it is not possible to distinguish that a word is placed in two different tags. You can observe the same behavior in all web based dhtml editors.

If you get the spellchecked content using the get_text method of RadSpell then you will be able to spellcheck the whole word, but you will be not able to return the word with its HTML formatting.

Best regards,
Rumen
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[ManniAT]

Hi,

I was just thinking if this is also possible since the spellchecker is able to find "special tag" and exclude them from spellchecking.
So in theory it would also be possible to "undecorate" the text before checking.

BUT - and that is the problem I think - what shall be decorated after a correction was made :)

So the only possibility I can think off would be - undecorate for spellcheck - but disallow correction if an error is found.

Thanks

Manfred