Comments on: Component | FlexSpellCheck with source code

By: Eric

Eric — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 17:29:43 +0000

I have developed a very similar product using the same google api. The only problem is the cross-domain policy, which will not allow it to access the google domain. I am trying to accomplish this directly with actionscript. Let me elaborate… With flash 9 as3 the current domain is where your browser opens your swf files. If one of the actionscipts tries to open another domain, which would be google then a security error occur. #2048. I have yet to find a way around this. Attempted to use a cross-domain policy file and even tried to set the security.allowDomain(‘*’). My component works fine when I use the internal browser of the application I am designing flash. It will not work in IE or FireFox.
Not sure if you have come across this problem. or this is why your demo is not working. Let me know if you any additional comments.

By: mpulido

mpulido — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 16:22:50 +0000

Same problem happends to me… always “no error found” instead of check wrong words

By: ram

ram — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 22:54:33 +0000

Hello Everyone.
i am new to flex development.I am trying to make the simple application to check the spelling. i downloaded this example and zip file . I am running this application on the flex builder 3.0.
when i try to run it, it opens on the browser but when i tried to check the spelling it gave me “no error found ” even the words spelling are wrong.
i followed the documentation but couln’t resolve it .
plez help me out ..
thanks in advanced.

thanks

this is my simple program :

By: Campbell

Campbell — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 23:05:02 +0000

Nice dude… Well done!

Just a few points.

For the number of errors label try
label.text = numberOfErrors.toString() + “Error” + (numberOfErrors != 1)? “” : “s”;

Which should get the label reading right, ie “1 error” or “3 Errors”.

And are you using the PopUpManager to pop the list of possible spelling changes up? I noticed a depth issue where the list was under the “check spelling” button. If you look into the PopUpButton class in the mx.controls there is some code showing how the Adobe peeps did it.

Just ideas for you to make it better and help with the Derby entry

Cheers

Cam