• 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
• Advanced Settings
• 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

spellCheckWindowTest (strfield1  [,strfield2...] )

The spellCheckWindowTest  function allows you to determine if there are any spelling error in a group of fields. The inputs of this function conveniently exacty match those of spellCheckWindow.

This is useful for form validation - where a spellchcker will only be opened if there are spelling errors in the form.

It returns a result of true of false .

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Note: the users web browser must have Ajax compatability for this function to work. Otherwise this function will return null.