Assuming you already have your page set up, with a RapidSpellWebLauncher for each text box, and a RapidSpellWebMultiple to join them all together (if you haven't go this far, please consult the docs and example projects for guidance on this) - but have found that when running the spell check it only checks the text in one text box repeatedly. The problem is caused because the built-in interface we use for PowerWEB switches to the currently active text box, there for to override this behavior please follow these steps. [In the page where you have the text boxes] 1. Add this Javascript to your page <script type="text/javascript"> function RSCustomInterface(tbElementName){ this.getText = getText; this.setText = setText; this.tbElementName = tbElementName; function getText(){ if(document.getElementById(this.tbElementName).contentWindow) return document.getElementById(this.tbElementName).contentWindow.document.body.innerHTML; else return document.getElementById(this.tbElementName).innerHTML; } function setText(text){ if(document.getElementById(this.tbElementName).contentWindow) document.getElementById(this.tbElementName).contentWindow.document.body.innerHTML = text; else document.getElementById(this.tbElementName).innerHTML = text; } }
</script> 2. Set TextComponentInterface to "Custom" in all instances of RapidSpellWebLauncher, (so that they use the Javascript in step 1). 3. In each RapidSpellWebLauncher, set TextComponentName to "<%# HtmlBox1.TextWindow.ClientID %>" - where "HtmlBox1" corresponds to the ID of the PowerWEB TextBox that it should spell check 4. Add "Page.DataBind()" to the Page_Load method for the page, eg. in code behind; private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e){ // Put user code to initialize the page herePage.DataBind(); } |