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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: *after-the-deadline* Other languagesThe WordPress plugin can only provide checking in the languages we run servers for. While the AtD technology has ten languages available, we’re only running five of them right now.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: After the Deadline] feature request – “correct all”Hi Tal,
I think this is a good suggestion. There are a lot of implementation decisions that would have to be made to make something like this practical. It’d be neat if there was an option on the post edit page to quickly preview a post with all errors and let you interact with and correct them right there. I think this would be doable.I’d welcome a patch to the WordPress plugin if someone wants to attempt it (the auto-proofread feature started out as a suggestion from someone and later became a patch from someone else–it’s now used on WordPress.com and in our .org plugin).
I’ve created a ticket for your suggestion here:
http://openatd.trac.ww.wp.xz.cn/ticket/146
— Raphael
The built-in WordPress spell checker is the TinyMCE spell checker. One can configure the TinyMCE spell checker to talk to several spell checker libraries ASpell, HunSpell, and the Google Spell checker service. The dictionaries with these options are not with the times.
If you like, try After the Deadline. http://ww.wp.xz.cn/extend/plugins/after-the-deadline/
It’s a replacement for the WordPress spell checker. We use it on WordPress.com and it works fine there.
1. It has a modern dictionary that includes words like WordPress.
2. You can permanently ignore any error to keep it from showing again.
3. It also finds misused words (its/it’s)
4. It checks your grammarAlso it works in both the visual and HTML editors.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: After the Deadline] Tag modification/strippingAtD’s HTML editor proofreader transfers your HTML into a DOM so it can manipulate it. When it’s done, it translates that DOM into a string and places that into the HTML editor.
I think this can be eliminated by escaping the HTML when it’s translated into a DOM element and unescaping it when send it to the server and placing it back into the HTML editor.
Before going with this, I have to test it extensively to make sure that the escaped HTML does not interfere with my code finding errors sent back by the server and highlighting them.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: After the deadline in portugueseI think I’ve resolved this. The updates should be live in about 30 minutes. Feel free to email me raffi at automattic dot com if you have further feedback.
I tested:
Filme independente brasileiro que nao passou nos cinemas e nem foi lançado em vídeo.
And nao was highlighted with the correct word suggested.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: After the deadline in portugueseI agree this is important. This is a problem with too many words in the Portuguese dictionary. I’ll rebuild the Portuguese data with a smaller master wordlist and see what happens. My old master wordlist included any words seen 50 or more times in the PT Wikipedia. I assume several writers were lazy and forgot to add the appropriate accent to nao.
The ticket for this is at:
http://openatd.trac.ww.wp.xz.cn/ticket/112
— Raphael
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: After the Deadline] Tag modification/strippingYesterday I released an updated AtD. One of the fixes in there solves an issue where going from proofreading to editing changes < -> < and > -> > (outside of tags). This may help you.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: After the Deadline] Disables all JavascriptsHello,
I’m glad to track this down and make a fix my highest priority, but I need more information.What browser are you using? What version? And on what operating system?
Prior to release I test on Firefox, Safari, IE8, and IE6. if you’re using any of these I’d ask that you clear your cache and restart your browser and see if that fixes it.
The other possibility is the browser you’re using may see something as a syntax error that the other browsers didn’t. I’ve had this happen before and knowing the version information is the only way I can track it down and find the error.
— Raphael
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: After the Deadline] Tag modification/strippingOk, so if I understand correctly, the main difference between what AtD is doing to nuke your code and what the visual editor is doing is AtD is changing hex color values to rgb() values which triggers extra stripping scrutiny from WP?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: After the Deadline] Tag modification/strippingI’ve created a ticket for this issue.
http://openatd.trac.ww.wp.xz.cn/ticket/16The challenge is I rely on the browser to give me a DOM representation of your HTML and the browser is changing your HTML code to its preferred form. It won’t be an overnight fix.
If you do narrow down code that causes the problem, let me know so I can update the ticket. When I devise a solution I’ll test it against what you give me.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: After the Deadline] Tag modification/strippingAre you using Internet Explorer? AtD dumps your textarea contents into a DIV, lets you interact with it, and then takes the HTML “source” of the DIV and dumps it back into the textarea when you’re done proofreading.
I know Internet Explorer likes to uppercase tags. I didn’t know other transformations were taking place.
🙂 My fault for using wonky version numbers (sorta). WordPress uses PHP’s built-in version_compare function. http://us3.php.net/version_compare
I’ll likely post an update to the plugin today with a version number bump to resolve this issue. I just have one more issue to troubleshoot.
— Raphael
I suspect this is an issue with how version numbers are compared. I’m looking into creating a work-around for this.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: After the Deadline] AtD loads scripts on all admin pagesHi scribu,
Is it AtD causing that error? I don’t believe that AtD has a tablistener function that hooks a keypress event.Thanks for pointing out the CSS/JS loading everywhere. I’ll see what I can do about this.
— Raphael
Uploaded. I didn’t bump the version number up though, so you’ll want to redownload it from the WP.org repos in about 30 minutes. The changelog is updated though.