Online Documentation

Introduction to JavaScript SpellCheck
Installation
Installing JavaScript Spell Check
Trouble Shooting
Installing Dictionaries
Your Custom Dictionary
Use 1: The Spell Check Window
Opening the Spell Check Dialog
Hello World Example
Call Back after Spellchecking
Testing The Water
Advanced Example
Use 2: Ajax Spell Check
Using the Ajax Spell-Checker
Testing for AJAX compatability
AJAX Spell Checker Example
Use 3: The Spell Check Function
The JavaScript spellCheck Function
JavaScript spellCheck Example
Object Reference
JavaScript SpellCheck API Overview
Properties
setupPath
languages
windowLanguage
hideSummary
externalCSS
caseSensitive
checkGrammar
ignoreAllCaps
ignoreWebAddresses
ignoreNumbers
newSentenceOnEachNewLine
useServerSession
ajaxEnabled
Methods
spellCheckWindow
spellCheckWindowTest
spellCheck
ajaxSpellCheck
Evant Handlers (CallBack Functions)
callBack
ajaxCallBack
Changing Default Property Values
ASP.Net and JavaScript SpellCheck
Licenses & Registration
Free Trial & Registering
License Agreement

spellCheckWindow(strfield1 [,strfield2...] )

The spellCheckWindow function opens a spellchecker dialog similar to that of MS Word.

Any number of fields, HTML elements or iFrames can be spell checked at one time. The strings or properties to be spell checked are added as a comma separated list of object paths in string format

Examples:

oSpell.spellCheckWindow('textarea1')
oSpell.spellCheckWindow('document.getElementById("textarea1")')
oSpell.spellCheckWindow(''textarea1'',''textarea2'',"textfield1")
oSpell.spellCheckWindow('strMyString')
oSpell.spellCheckWindow(any_property_or_variable)
oSpell.spellCheckWindow('iframe1.document.body.innerHTML')

Before opening the spellchecker window, you can double check for spelling mistakes in all of the the fields at once using the spellCheckWindowTest method.