Modification Name: Spell Check

Author(s): Brett

Description: Lets you check for spelling mistakes in your post.

Requirements: UBB 6.7

Download Link: http://www.ubbdev.com/ubb/upload/00006378/Spell6.7.zip

Credits: LK, Bandit_1234, and Anime-loo

It is recommended but not required to install Mod CP Addon , to have extended options available.


Demo: http://www.pavioni.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php

username: ubbtest
password: test

Can't wait till 6.7.1 comes along so I can get back to adding mod's :x...

I'm not a programmer, but after this:

spellcheck_enable => {
type => "checkbox",
values => [qw(yes no)],
default => q!yes!,
req => 0,
final_code => sub { return "FIXME"; },
},

spellcheck_width => {
type => "text",
length => 20,
default => q!500!,
req => 0,
},
spellcheck_height => {
type => "text",
length => 20,
default => q!625!,
req => 0,
}

Shouldn't there be a "," after the last brace?

I mean, there was one after the last brace of the "post count" section that was already there...

Just curious.

You're correct, there should be a comma even if it's the last item.

I wasn't tring to be a nitpicker... just trying to help.

Works great on 6.6 you just have to remember to drop out the public_topic_page.pl steps since theres no stock quick reply. I didnt have much luck last night getting it working with the 6.6 quick reply hack either it kept making the quick reply part hide itself. If somebody could show me what I need to change to make it work?

your best bet is to look in the 6.5 version of this mod and follow the quick reply code

I will try it later tonight.

This work for 6.7.1 ? Gizzy's remark about waiting has be skeerd and i forgot how much my members kant spell!

Nevermind, Im tarded this morning .. if you havn't noticed my time stamps Ive been at this alllll night

Demo board is 6.7.1 so I guess that means yes ... I hope

He was asking about 6.6; it works fine on 6.7.

mhp added to : http://www.ubbdev.com/db/ultimatebb.php/forum/22.html

I installed this mod and think it's great! However, I did notice what seems to be a limitation in spell checking very long posts.

According to the word/character counter, the spell checker would only spell check 4096 words of a 5073 word post. Then, if you do make corrections to any mistakes it will replace the entire orginal post with it's 4096 word copy thus deleting the other 977 words. Is there any way to fix this? Much thanks in advance...

not broken, you are actually warned in the spell checker

What he means is, the issue is with the spell check people. It may be possible there's a paid version that will accept larger posts, but this version has the limit you see

Thanks for the update but I looked all over and maybe I am blind, but I don't see that warning anywhere when I click spell check.

The warning is when you use the service - it tells you you have X number of words and they only support x number. It is still a spell check issue, nothing we can do about it.

There was another company advertising its services in the chit chat forum, you might wanna check them out if you want the advantage of a paid service.

Hi everyone,

I am running into a problem with this mod and thought maybe you gurus can help a girl out:

I just installed this mod but I am getting this error (I also installed the CPMod):


Can't locate object method "post" via package "LWP::UserAgent" at D:WebSitesCityofLincolnParkMIcgi-binubb_spell.cgi line 98, <DATA> chunk 64.
For help, please send mail to this site's webmaster, giving this error message and the time and date of the error. [Wed Jul 28 14:10:38 2004] D:WebSitesCityofLincolnParkMIcgi-binubb_spell.cgi: Can't locate object method "post" via package "LWP::UserAgent" at D:WebSitesCityofLincolnParkMIcgi-binubb_spell.cgi line 98, chunk 64.

Had the same issue tonight. It's because the LWP::Useragent pm isn't installed with your version of perl.

Go here:

http://search.cpan.org/src/GAAS/libwww-perl-5.69/lib/LWP/UserAgent.pm

Download that file, create a directory in your ubb's cgi folder like this:

Modules/LWP

and upload that useragent file. You should be ok then

Will this work with 6.5?