Online Documentation
- Introducing ASPSpellCheck
- Introduction to ASPSpellCheck
- What's New
- Getting Started
- Installation and Settings
- Installation Process
- Compatibility
- Installing Dictionaries
- Your Custom Dictionary
- Enforcing Spelling Corrections
- The Settings File
- Usage
- Basics
- ASPSpellLink Class
- Properties
- caseSensitive
- checkGrammar
- dictionary
- dialogLanguage
- doneMessage
- externalCSS
- fields
- hideSummary
- ignoreAllCaps
- ignoreNumbers
- ignoreWebAddresses
- javaScriptCallback
- newSentanceOnEachNewLine
- useSession
- ASPSpellPath
- Methods
- buttonHTML
- buttonXHTML
- imageButtonHTML
- imageButtonXHTML
- linkHTML
- spellingCheck
- spellingSuggestions
- url
- Notes for Advanced Developers
- ASP.Net Compatibility
- Caching
- Examples
- Basic SpellCheck
- Server Side Spellchecking
- Language Variants
- Submitting a Form
- Rich Editors
- Licenses & Registration
- Free Trial
- Registering
- License Agreement
ASPSpellLink.setMultiLingual()
The setMultiLingual method allows you to set the dialog to multilingual mode - alowing the user to spell-check using multiple dictionaries at the same time.
This method has no parameters.
Note: Multilingual mode is automatically activated if more than one language has been added using the addLanguage method.
Example:
<!--#include virtual="/ASPSpellCheck/ASPSpellInclude.inc"-->
<textarea id= "MyTextArea" name="MyTextArea" cols="30" rows="10" >
Hello World. BonJour. Guten Tag. Hola.
</textarea>
<%
dim myLink
set myLink = new AspSpellLink
myLink.fields="MyTextArea"
myLink.setMultiLingual()
response.write myLink.imageButtonHTML("","","")
set myLink = nothing
%>
Multilingual mode (users view on options screen of dialog):
