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As of Q1 2015, the suppressCompleteMessage property of the OnClientCheckFinished event's arguments is a method.
To prevent the informational alert, you now have to pass false as an argument (Example 1), instead of setting the property value, as in older versions (Example 2).
Example 1: Preventing the information alert in OnClientCheckFinished in Q1 2015 and later.
Example 2: Preventing the information alert in OnClientCheckFinished
in versions before Q1 2015.
To prevent the informational alert, you now have to pass false as an argument (Example 1), instead of setting the property value, as in older versions (Example 2).
Example 1: Preventing the information alert in OnClientCheckFinished in Q1 2015 and later.
function
OnClientCheckFinishedHandler(sender, args) {
args.suppressCompleteMessage(
true
);
//prevent the alert
console.log(
'Spell check is complete'
);
}
Example 2: Preventing the information alert in OnClientCheckFinished
in versions before Q1 2015.
function
OnClientCheckFinishedHandler(sender, args) {
args.suppressCompleteMessage =
true
;
//prevent the alert
console.log(
'Spell check is complete'
);
}