i'm using the editor in dnn 3.1.1. two questions:

 

1. where can i set the spelling language?

2. can i set layout/ toolbar profiles for more groups than admin, reg. users guest.?

>>1. where can i set the spelling language?

 
Open your web.config.

CustomCulture="fr-fr"

 

The Spell checker will use the same language as the editor.

>>2. can i set layout/ toolbar profiles for more groups than admin, reg. users guest.?

 

Yes.

 

For example, you have two new roles, "test" and "Content Managers".

You can put the following code into your web.config file.

 
     Test_AutoConfigure = "Simple"
     Test_SecurityPolicyFile = "default.config"
     Test_TemplateItemList = ""
     Test_DisableItemList = ""
     Test_AllowPasteHtml  ="true"
     Test_EditorOnPaste  = "default"
     Test_ReadOnly = "false"
     Test_ShowBottomBar ="true"
     Test_ShowHtmlMode  ="true"
     Test_ShowPreviewMode  ="true"
     Test_EnableStripScriptTags  ="false" 
     Test_EnableContextMenu    ="true"  
     Test_EnableContextMenuEditing  = "true"  
     Test_EnableContextMenuFormat   = "true"
     Test_EnableContextMenuInsert  = "true"
     Test_EnableContextMenuInsertAdvanced  = "true"
     Test_EnableContextMenuInsertFiles = "true"
     Test_EnableContextMenuInsertForms = "true"
     Test_EnableContextMenuRelative = "true"
     Test_EnableContextMenuTags = "true"
     Test_EnableContextMenuVerbs = "true"        

     Content_Managers_AutoConfigure = "Simple"
     Content_Managers_SecurityPolicyFile = "default.config"
     Content_Managers_TemplateItemList = ""
     Content_Managers_DisableItemList = ""
     Content_Managers_AllowPasteHtml  ="true"
     Content_Managers_EditorOnPaste  = "default"
     Content_Managers_ReadOnly = "false"
     Content_Managers_ShowBottomBar ="true"
     Content_Managers_ShowHtmlMode  ="true"
     Content_Managers_ShowPreviewMode  ="true"
     Content_Managers_EnableStripScriptTags  ="false" 
     Content_Managers_EnableContextMenu    ="true"  
     Content_Managers_EnableContextMenuEditing  = "true"  
     Content_Managers_EnableContextMenuFormat   = "true"
     Content_Managers_EnableContextMenuInsert  = "true"
     Content_Managers_EnableContextMenuInsertAdvanced  = "true"
     Content_Managers_EnableContextMenuInsertFiles = "true"
     Content_Managers_EnableContextMenuInsertForms = "true"
     Content_Managers_EnableContextMenuRelative = "true"
     Content_Managers_EnableContextMenuTags = "true"
     Content_Managers_EnableContextMenuVerbs = "true"   

Keep me posted.

 

so the editor does only support one language? what, if my users have dieffernt languages?

CuteEditor auto-detects IE's culture setting to decide what language to use. 

 

For example:

If the client is using the en-en, the editor will use the english and the spell checker will automatically use the english language file.

If the client is using the fr-fr, the editor will use the french and the spell checker will automatically use the french language file.

If developers need server side control, we also provide API to override the setting acquired from client browsers.

Hope it helps.

Let me know if you have any further questions.

and this should also work when the editor used in dnn? because here it doesn't ...

Which version of CuteEditor are you using?

 

This feature is only available at the version 5.0.

 

Try this demo:

 

 

Keep me posted.

 

 

I've downloaded, CuteEditor for Classic ASP, and have been looking at the Localization.asp page. When I set the culture as follows:-

 

editor.CustomCulture = "fr-fr"

 

The spell checker does not appear to be using the French dictionary? Try for example checking "Father". It does not appear as a spelling mistake so I can only assume it's using the English dictionary. Strangly when comparing this to the Localization demo page it does appear to change the dictionary correctly. Infact, you can see in the URL it sends a parameter to SpellCheck.aspx.

 

Please help.

 

 

I can see it works perfectly via this link

 

 

However, after downloading the CuteEditor for Classic ASP and trying the equivalent page (locatization.asp) the dictionary seems to remain in English. The buttons and various drop downs correctly display in French so the I can tell the CustomCulture property is being set correctly.

The reason why the online demo works ok for Spell Checking French and the downloaded version of CuteEditor for Classic ASP Version 6 doesn't work is because it's not shipped with the french dictionary. You have to download it seperately via

 

Then place the .dic file in the bin directory. (Thanks to Adam for replying to my email)