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jquery-spellchecker

v0.3.2

Published

2 years ago

A jquery spellchecker plugin

Downloads

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spelling spellcheck jquery-plugin

jQuery Spellchecker

The jQuery Spellchecker is a free Javascript spellchecker in the form of a lightweight jQuery plugin that can be used to check the spelling of text within a form field or within a DOM tree. This is a complete rewrite of the initial spellchecker plugin I wrote.

The current version of the plugin is v0.3.0.

Features

Unicode support (works with most languages)
HTML parsing (for using the spellchecker within WSYIWYG editors)
Text parsing (for using the spellchecker on form fields)
Multiple fields
Multiple PHP back-end drivers (Enchant, PSpell, Google)
Friendly API
Event based
MIT licensed
Actively developed

Browser support

The plugin has been tested and works with the following browsers:

IE6+ and latest Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Opera

Requirements

jQuery
PHP5.3+ to use the default webservice

Download

View Downloads

Documentation

View documentation

Examples

You can find simple usage examples in the downloadable package.

Issues

Testing is much appreciated. Please post any issue you find in the issue tracker.

Contributing

View the contribute documentation to learn how to contribute to the project.

Thanks

This project would not be possible without the findAndReplaceDOMText function written by James Padolsey.

Thanks to Richard Willis who originally wrote and maintained this plugin.

License

Licensed under the MIT license.