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Posted: **Tue Jun 21, 2005 6:27 pm**

Greetings,

I am working on a spellchecker plugin, but need to resolve a couple issues before it will be ready for release.

1. Is there any way to do more advanced PHP requirements. PSPELL is required for the spell checker functions. My only idea at this point is to put a test on the spellcheck configuration screen that will tell you if you don't meet the reqs.

2. I need to add some javascript events to the textareas on the backend_entry screen. Would this be a reasonable way of going about it?

functions_entries.inc.php

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From:
<textarea style="width: 100%" name="serendipity[body]" id="serendipity[body]" cols="80" rows="20"><?php echo isset($entry['body']) ? htmlspecialchars($entry['body']) : ''; ?></textarea>

To:
<?php
$textareaBody = '<textarea style="width: 100%" name="serendipity[body]" id="serendipity[body]" cols="80" rows="20">'.
    (isset($entry['body']) ? htmlspecialchars($entry['body']) : '').'</textarea>';

serendipity_plugin_api::hook_event('backend_entry_textarea_body', $textareaBody);
echo $textareaBody;
?>

3. Unrelated, but I notice that I have a lot of records in my suppress table that never made it into my referrers table. [edit: Nevermind, I found mention of the way s9y suppresses referrer spam by requiring 2 hits to count.]

Posted: **Wed Jun 22, 2005 10:23 am**

Hi!

For the first issue, I think checking for requirements in the install() method of a plugin should be quite well. A warning could also be emitted in the description of a plugin, conditional on whether pspell is activated?

2. Can't you use the simple backend_entryform or backend_entry_toolbar_body hook to emit javascript that toggles the textarea and modifies it via DOM functionalities?

Regards,
Garvin

Posted: **Wed Jun 22, 2005 11:01 pm**

garvinhicking wrote:2. Can't you use the simple backend_entryform or backend_entry_toolbar_body hook to emit javascript that toggles the textarea and modifies it via DOM functionalities?

Yes, good point. Actually those 2 hooks run too early (before the textareas are loaded into DOM), but backend_display works great. If anyone is interested, here is the code I used:

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case 'backend_display':
                ?>
                            <script lang="javascript">
                                function textBody() {
                                    doSomeJabbascript();                                                             
                                }                                
                                var text = document.getElementById('serendipity[body]');                                                 
                                text.onfocus= textBody;                                                           
                                var text2 = document.getElementById('serendipity[extended]');                     
                                text2.onfocus = textBody;                                                         
                            </script>                                                                             
                <?                                                                                                
                    return true;                                                                                  
                    break;

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