How does spell checking work TN-Q15
SortSite supports multi-lingual spell checking in:
- Français (fr-FR)
- English - US (en-US)
- English - Canadian (en-CA)
- English - UK (en-GB)
- English - Australian (en-AU)
Spelling language
Spelling checking is only done when a spelling language is set in the Scan Options window.
The dictionary used for spelling is chosen as follows:
<!-- Scan Options spelling language set to English - UK (en-GB) -->
<html>
<p>No language is specified for the page, so is spell checked using the default language set in Scan Options: English - UK (en-GB)</p>
<!-- this paragraph is spell checked as French -->
<p lang='fr-FR'>Parlez-vous français?</p>
<!-- this paragraph is also spell checked as French -->
<p lang='fr-FR'>This text is incorrectly marked as French.</p>
</html>
<!-- Scan Options spelling language set to Français (fr-FR) -->
<html lang='en-US'>
<p>This text is spell checked as the default page language: English - US (en-US)</p>
<p spellcheck='false'>This text is not spell checked due to the spellcheck attribute.</p>
<!-- this paragraph is spell checked as French -->
<p lang='fr-FR'>Parlez-vous français?</p>
<!-- this paragraph is Italian, but not spell checked because there's no Italian dictionary -->
<p lang='it-IT'>Parla italiano?</p>
</html>
When are words not spell checked
- When Scan Options is set to ‘No Spell Check’
- When the page or element uses a lang attribute other than French or English
- When a word starts with a Capital letter and the ‘Ignore Capitalized’ option is set
Applies To: SortSite 5.0 or later and OnDemand Suite
Last Reviewed: Dec 10, 2016