Jan Hansen
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Jan Hansen
asked on 08 Oct 2008, 02:37 PM
Hi,
How can I disable the spellchecking feature of radeditor?
Right now I get an error message about copying en-US.tdf to /App_data, but I'd rather just disable the whole thing. How can I do that ?
Best regards,
Jan Hansen
How can I disable the spellchecking feature of radeditor?
Right now I get an error message about copying en-US.tdf to /App_data, but I'd rather just disable the whole thing. How can I do that ?
Best regards,
Jan Hansen
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Hi Jan Hansen,
To disable the spellchecking part of the editor, simply remove the AjaxSpellCheck tool from the editor toolbar. If you are using the default toolbar configuration, you can try the following code:
RadEditor1.EnsureToolsFileLoaded()
RadEditor1.Tools(0).Tools.RemoveAt(1)
The above line removes the second tool from the first editor toolbar, which is the spellchecker in the default configuration. If you are using a custom tools file, simply delete the line with the AjaxSpellCheck tool.
Kind regards,
Rumen
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To disable the spellchecking part of the editor, simply remove the AjaxSpellCheck tool from the editor toolbar. If you are using the default toolbar configuration, you can try the following code:
RadEditor1.EnsureToolsFileLoaded()
RadEditor1.Tools(0).Tools.RemoveAt(1)
The above line removes the second tool from the first editor toolbar, which is the spellchecker in the default configuration. If you are using a custom tools file, simply delete the line with the AjaxSpellCheck tool.
Kind regards,
Rumen
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Ivan
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answered on 05 Jan 2010, 08:18 AM
I believe this functionality is confusing, and it must frustrate other developers besides me. When you use the smart tag on the RadEditor one of the options is "enable spell checking". If you dont enable the feature you would not expect errors concering a missing spell checking file!
As with your other controls the functionality simply lacks usability.
Regards
Ivan
As with your other controls the functionality simply lacks usability.
Regards
Ivan
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Hello Ivan,
RadEditor loads its toolbar configuration from the ToolsFile.xml file embedded in the Telerik.Web.UI.dll. The AjaxSpellCheck tool is available in this ToolsFile.xml file and the spellcheck icon will be displayed on the toolbar even if the developer does not enable the spellchecker from the smart tag of RadEditor.
The error messages concerning a missing dictionary file are not thrown any more in the recent versions of Telerik.Web.UI, but it is up to the developer to hide the spellcheck icon if the spellchecker will be not used.
Sincerely,
Rumen
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RadEditor loads its toolbar configuration from the ToolsFile.xml file embedded in the Telerik.Web.UI.dll. The AjaxSpellCheck tool is available in this ToolsFile.xml file and the spellcheck icon will be displayed on the toolbar even if the developer does not enable the spellchecker from the smart tag of RadEditor.
The error messages concerning a missing dictionary file are not thrown any more in the recent versions of Telerik.Web.UI, but it is up to the developer to hide the spellcheck icon if the spellchecker will be not used.
Sincerely,
Rumen
the Telerik team
Instantly find answers to your questions on the new Telerik Support Portal.
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