I have to add my custom Dictionary to fckeditor/ tinymce editor,so that my brand name,material name shouldn't be misspelled in editor when spellchecking happens.Can anyone suggest me to add custom dictionary to my editors.
Thanks in advance
There are a few TinyMCE spell check options that can use custom dictionaries. The free solution is the PSpell/ASpell plugin that uses PSpell/ASpell on your server.
http://wiki.moxiecode.com/index.php/TinyMCE:Plugins/spellchecker
A non-free solutions is JSpell, which allows you to alter the dictionary from the editor.
http://www.jspell.com/ajax-spell-checker.html
Another alternative, is to use tinyMCE+LanguageTool (https://www.languagetool.org/)
LanguageTool its more like a spell checking engine, where you can even define your own grammatical rules, etc.
Its really powerful and free. :)
Its offered also an open source spellchecker plugin for tinyMCE. The custom dictionary and other custom things can also be setup when hosting the service dictionary in your own server.
The actual spellchecking plugin:
https://github.com/automattic/atd-tinymce
How to integrate
General development overview
Main wiki
Interesting info about related custom dictionary files
Related
I'm using the very useful plugin "texify IDEA" for working with latex code inside IntelliJ. It works very fine for all my needs. Unfortunately, in Editor -> Code Style section of the options I cannot find Latex... so I cannot set my custom code style rules. I've tried to search online without success... how can I resolve this?
Speaking as the author of TeXiFy-IDEA: what yole said is correct. This is a feature that is not yet implemented and therefore is not supported by the plugin. You can either wait for the developers to add this functionality, or add it yourself.
I would highly recommend visiting the GitHub page of the plugin if you have questions/feature requests/bug reports for faster and better support.
Is it possible to make a DLL plugin for the programming editor called EditPlus?
I wish to extend the editor like in EditPlug text editor or Notepad++ where you create a DLL which allows you to talk to the editor. Or another example is Total Commander where you create a DLL to talk to the program from your own code in delphi or visual c++, or any program that can create a windows DLL.
Or is there NO way to make a plugin in Editplus because they have not implemented a plugin system?
I do not see any kind of plugin architecture mentioned in EditPlus's feature list. If it does not expose a plugin API, then you cannot write a plugin for it. All you can do is create a DLL that is injected into EditPlus's address space by an external process and then uses OS API calls to directly manipulate EditPlus's UI and raw memory as needed.
EditPlus does not have a plugin system, so you cannot extend in any way.
EditPlus has no plugin system!
In EditPlus, You can only use Text Filter to do something like plugins do.
Text Filter can execute script file or executable file.
You can use perl, java, python, vbscript, javascript or command line application which support standard input and standard output to write and run as a text filter.
Text Filter only can change the text content in the editor area.
I'll be very glad if a real plugin system come with EditPlus.
See also:
Writing a text filter for EditPlus
Some Text Filters for EditPlus
yes it is possible. it's hard (..not so very hard..but still)
i explain in here the possibility to extend Editplus with php
https://stackoverflow.com/a/61254718/5781320
i see this cause i lookin' for other simplest methods than mine.(just by curiosity and fun) .. i wrote the fastest php framework in the world and I will glad to make it "talk" with editplus
There is possible to compile servers in PUREBASIC.com to interact with applications Android in b4a=open source now (b4x.com) that suppose to interact with google speech recognition so yes is possible to talk from your phone to the server dll or exe to interact with editplus,total commander,and many other stuff.
I did it myself cause i was curious if had delay.
EditPlus hasn't the direct possibility , Notepad++ does and on https://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=65680&hilit=notepad+plugin with the same purebasic i use on that notepad++ version work that pugin can be modiffied how you like to be .On actual version of notepad++ i tryed myself doesn't work : the plugin is obsolete and is rejected so witch method you choose is hard to implement the system you need int this dynamic expansion of open source / or developing.
Later i worked with symfony framework. In this framework we can easily build a multi language project by using FOSUserBundle. But i do'nt know what to do in phalcon! In the Phalcon documentation (multi-lingual-support) explained a way for it! But if i have many languages this way is too difficult!
Do yo know about any provided library for multi language projects?
You can either use the Phalcon\Translate to translate all your strings in respective arrays - one file per language. The reference in the documentation as you correctly posted is here and it refers to the native array adapter.
There are additional adapters in the incubator repo, for PO files or database driven.
You might also want to see the internationalization area in the documentation.
take a look at this piece of code
https://bitbucket.org/moderndeveloperllc/phalconlocale/src
We write a lot of intrasite modules and are noticing that they really deviate now in SF 4+ from the content-based ones. So, on that note, I have some questions:
How do you get the EXACT look and feel of the standard modules for the edit/create form? For example, how do you eliminate the menu above, center the form, etc, as in, say, the Events module?
How do you add an actions menu dropdown to a radgrid, same as you'd see in the grids for standard modules?
How do you incorporate Sitefinity fields into the usercontrols? For example sf:ImageField throws script errors when added to a control? Also, is there documentation on each of these fields and how to configure?
---finally---
If we really want that standardization, do we have to go with another module type?
4.Is there a module type that will allow us to access non-sitefinity data (ie separaate db
but also provide us with exactly the same functionality and UI experience as the content-
based modules?
intra site modules are simply custom user controls (ascx) placed into backend pages to add your custom functionality to the backend. To copy the look and feel of the rest of the site, I literally copy and paste the HTML into the control.
I did a webinar on this a while back, including code to recreate the backend editor. It appears to still be valid, and is available here: http://www.sitefinity.com/blogs/joshmorales/posts/josh-morales-blog/2011/06/30/sitefinity_intra-site_module_webinar_notes
the centered view is a bit different, and I don't have that html, but you could potentially do the same (copy it from another native page). I don't always get it 100% accurate (my controls are usually laid out different from what Sitefinity does) but I get close enough so that it doesn't break the user experience.
The actions menu could be recreated with javascript, but if you are looking for NATIVE integration that does all this for you, indeed you would be looking at inheriting or much better yet: simply using the module builder, which lets you build custom types that automatically install themselves into Sitefinity as if they were regular modules.
Fields are definitely designed to run inside the context of native sitefinity module definitions (the classes that make up the UI using the Sitefinity context). This doesn't mean you can't include Sitefinity content in your modules; it simply means if you do you'll have to implement the integration yourself using the API.
On your last question, the only way to use external data but still keep the "Sitefinity Content" UI is to inherit from Content, then create a custom provider that reads from your database and translates it into the Sitefinity content type. It is certainly possible, but is quite a big project.
Unless you are in full need of this tight integration, I recommend simply going intra-site, linking to Sitefinity content types,taxonomy, etc through the API and manage it separately.
I hope this was helpful!
I am new to Yii framework, and just came across extensions provided by Yii. But I am confused whether we can modify the extension which are provided by Yii.
For example I am using Yii-user module, Now if I want to change the registration form provided by this module, So can I directly change it(by changing the files) ?
If - Yes: Will there be any problem while upgrading Yii version ?
If - No: How can be change it(May be from our custom file) ?
Yii-user module is provided by the community not an official yii extension, yes you can modified by replace it with another view file, if you mean a class the best way to modifie it is by extend it and override the methods you want to change.
Hope it helps
Yii is designed to build custom solutions, you should feel free to modify anything that is part of the generated 'site' including extensions and everything in the protected folder. However, conforming to the psyche and standards of coding used in Yii is certainly a good practice to benefit fully from the framework and you can only get into a habit of doing that after developing and re-developing with Yii over a period of time.
Upgrading Yii version updates files in the framework directory only so its safe to make changes in your site part.
You cannot upgrade that individual extension if you modify them directly(as now you have your own custom version). extending an extension as suggested by Cherif is a good option if you want to keep upgrade-ability for the extensions (protected/extensions).