Spellcheck context menu override by IE spellcheck - RapidSpell Web ASP.NET - Forum

HI All,

I am facing one issue while showing spell check context menu which is overridden by IE spellcheck context menu.

Please see the image

http://s15.postimg.org/oc4a6fxi3/Untitled.jpg

You can see the rapidspellweb spell check context menu just below the context menu of IE. Can anyone provide me solution ?

Yes I am using 3.8.11.418 version.Do you have any solution for this? It shows for all version of IE 8,9,10.

I have done like this ..

Register
<%@ Register Assembly="Keyoti.RapidSpellWeb.ASP.NETv2" Namespace="Keyoti.RapidSpell"
TagPrefix="RapidSpellWeb" %>

Control

<RapidSpellWeb:RapidSpellWInlineTextBox ID="TxtDescription" TextMode="MultiLine"
runat="server" Font-Names="Arial" Font-Size="8pt" Width="97%" Height="88%" onfocus="RemoveHtml(this);"
Columns="100" >
</RapidSpellWeb:RapidSpellWInlineTextBox>

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Originally posted by Jim

That's odd because we specifically block the context menu when ours is shown, and we also disable spell checking with the spellcheck=false attribute. Which IE version is it?

You're using v3.8?

Thanks
Jim




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I have checked on IE8,9,10 on W7.It uses one spell check plug in.But I am using w8 and IE10 doesn't have any plugin there but still I got that 2 context menus it might be due to the PC setting.On w8 there is one setting to turn on or off spell check option.

RemoveHtml is the js function which is called when do the focus on the text box.
Right?

Thanks,
Abhay

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Originally posted by Jim

IE 8, 9 and 10? Are you using a spell check plugin like IESpell? v8 and 9 don't have a built in spell checker.

Also, what does RemoveHtml do? Maybe it's affecting our context menu code?



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Thank you.Let me check.

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Originally posted by Jim

I don't know if we can do anything about it when an IE plugin is used (unless it can be deactivated like I'm going to show below).

For IE10, with v3.8 - I think the problem is that v3.8 predates IE10, so it's not necessarily supported. Anyway, if you don't want to upgrade to v4 you can try this

Code:

function RS_OnTextBoxesInitialized(){
for(var i=0; i<rsw_tbs.length;i++){
rsw_tbs.iframe.contentWindow.document.documentElement.setAttribute("spellcheck", false);
}
}

Jim

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