ASPSpellLink.fields

ASPSpellLink.fields defines the Form fields or HTML elements to be spellchecked. ASPSpellLink.fields is a string.  

This is possibly the most important property of ASPSpellLink.  Fields has no default value, and must be set for the spell-check to work.

Fields may identify one field or HTML element by its ID property.
You may also identify more than one field or HTML element to spell-check using a comma separated list.

ASP VBScript Source Code:

To spell-check the textArea with Id: "MyTextArea":

<!--#include virtual= "/ASPSpellCheck/ASPSpellInclude.inc"-->

<textarea id="MyTextArea" name="MyTextArea" cols="30" rows="10" >
Hello World. 
</textarea >

<%
dim myLink
set myLink = new AspSpellLink

myLink.fields="MyTextArea"
' sets an object ID to be spellchecked

response.write myLink.imageButtonHTML("","","") 'renders a button
set myLink = nothing 
%>

Spell-Checking more than one Field

If there were more than one field to spell-check:

myLink.fields="MyTextArea,MyTextInput,MyHTMLElement"

Where MyTextArea, MyTextInput and MyHTMLElement are example ID values of elements on your webpage.
Note that field ID names are always Case Sensitive.



Spell-Checking Iframes

ASPSpellCheck can also spell-check the entire contents of an Iframe.  This is useful for integration with WYSWYG HTML Editors.  To spell-check an Iframe prefix its id with the string "iframe:"

e.g. 

myLink.fields="iframe:myIFrameId"


To spell check in iframe within another iframe (as is common for WYSIWYG Editors) use dot notation to identify its full path.

e.g. 

myLink.fields="iframe:myMainFrame.mySubFrame"