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Hi,
I noticed that the word "eulogy" triggers a spell check suggestion. I tried this in version 3.0.1 and version 4.2 in the java web spell checker popup. Also, the top word suggestion is the word "eulogy" itself, which is strange.
It does seem to work ok on the demo site on keyoti.com.
After adding this word to the user dictionary, it seems to work ok, but why does this word trigger a spell check in the first place?
thanks,
-Tom
PS - the word 'eulogies' does not trigger a suggestion, which is more strange.
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'eulogy' is in the dictionary, so it's either that 'eulogy' was the first word and it was flagging it for capitalization, or it was a duplicate word, or somehow you have an old dictionary that didn't have eulogy in it (although I find that hard to believe). Jim -your feedback is helpful to other users, thank you!
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Thanks, It doesn't seem to matter if it is capitalized or not. If it is capitalized when it shouldn't be, the replacement suggestion is also capitalized, and vice versa. 
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Ok, are you using a .dict file? Or the default RapidSpellMDict.jar? I've only ever seen it behave that way when the sort order of the dictionary is wrong. Let me know as much as you can about your dictionary file and I'll send you a new one to try. Jim -your feedback is helpful to other users, thank you!
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I am using the default RapidSpellMDict.jar file in the 4.2 version from here: http://keyoti.com/produc...javaWeb/evaluation.html
I am not using any .dict file. I placed the RapidSpellMDict.jar and RapidSpellWeb.jar files into my application's WEB-INF/lib dir. I placed the RapidSpellWeb.tld file into my WEB-INF dir. I am using the default RapidSpellCheckerPopUp.jsp available in that zip with the following additions: <% String key ="....."; // my eval license key defined here. %> <RapidSpellWeb:rapidSpellWeb licenseKey="<%=key%>" SSLFriendly="true" userDictionary="<%=ud%>" /> I am referencing this popup from my jsp page with code like this: https://gist.github.com/...us/58973aa3ac2a0a3f6d5d
-Tom
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Thanks for the code, Tom. The only thing that sticks out is textComponentInterface="Custom"Can you show me your custom interface code? What type of text box are you working with? It's possible that the problem is how the HTML is marked up coming from the textbox, or hidden characters.... Jim -your feedback is helpful to other users, thank you!
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Sorry for all the trouble. Turns out that I had apparently not updated the RapidSpellMDict.jar file from the old version. After I copied the new version, it worked.
The old version we had I guess was quite old and didn't have "eulogy" in it. I'm not sure how to tell exactly what version the RapidSpellMDict.jar was, but the old RapidSpellWeb.jar had a version of 3.0.1 in the MANIFEST.MF file.
Seems like it is possible to update the RapidSpellMDict.jar to the newer one without also updating the RapidSpellWeb.jar, can you confirm this is ok?
-Tom
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No problem, yes it's OK to do that, thanks for checking. Jim -your feedback is helpful to other users, thank you!
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