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Hi Robert thanks for the reply!
Unfortunately I had already visited both those links and tried them , along with a ton of trial and error.
So this does feel like a bug in CMS12 , or in the TinyMCE.Spellchecker Nuget perhaps
Looks like it's this one: https://world.optimizely.com/support/Bug-list/bug/SPELLCHECK-36
Based on that, should be included in the next release of the EPiServer.TinyMCESpellChecker package.
Fix was just released, FYI -- https://world.optimizely.com/documentation/Release-Notes/ReleaseNote/?releaseNoteId=SPELLCHECK-36
Hi Guys,
I have followed all the guides and tried many combinations , but I am still getting an js alert that the *.aff file is missing whenever I try using en-GB.
What is the exact path to a new dictionary , for example Ive tried placing it here :
PROJECT\modules\_protected\EPiServer.TinyMCESpellChecker\Dictionaries\en-GB\en-GB.aff
Cheers
Glynn
Documentation:
- https://docs.developers.optimizely.com/integrations/v1.1.0-apps-and-integrations/docs/optimizely-spellchecker-for-tinymce
Steps provided does not provide a working solution. I think they might work for CMS < 12 as someone has written a blog about here:
https://powerbuilder.home.blog/2020/05/24/configuring-spellchecker/
- https://webhelp.optimizely.com/latest/en/addons/spellchecker.htm
Is this a bug in CMS12?