Open magdalenadrafiova opened 5 years ago
I'm not 100% sure how to test this one. On one plan I have I can see 'NERC' underlined in red in a project details abstract. This may be coming from browser rather than an accessibility feature in tool.
Any advice @johnpinto1
I am sorry I do not know how to test this one - I am adding this to our meeting on Tuesday morning so Sam/Ray can show us
@sjDCC @magdalenadrafiova spellcheck: "true" is a HTML 5 attribute that has been added to all text field tags. So the browser if it supports HTML 5 will highlight spelling errors for your locale.
Now when I go into create a new project and I start filling the details there is a spell check enabled for the front page - for the title of the new project. Seems fine closing this. @sjDCC @xsrust
Reopening b/c we're not seeing the feature in tinymce boxes. Check plugins to enable spellcheck plugin. John on enabled browser spellcheck
Having a look at the types of spellchecking that TinyMCE supports, I think I'd still rather go with the browser-based package rather than us running a spellchecking service. See: https://www.tiny.cloud/docs/general-configuration-guide/spell-checking/ for more details on the options given to us by TinyMCE.
I'm not clear if this was enabled @xsrust? I don't see the spell check feature in data entry boxes.
I have heard from several users that they would like to see a spell check feature, so unless it's a real drag on the application I think it is worth enabling. My Chrome browser was not picking up spelling errors when filling out a test DMP in the app.
that has not been deployed just yet
seems to be working @mariapraetzellis you want to try too?
Looks good for me too. Closing out
Looks good to me as well.
Sorry to have to re-open this but the spell checker still doesn't work for all data entry boxes. For example, notification title box (it works for the body box).
Will look at this now.
@dsisu this works for me now, are you okay to confirm and close out or update with details of where you still encounter issues please?
From our accessibility testing the following was mentioned: The smaller text boxes e.g. what project are you planning did not have spellcheck enabled but the larger free text boxes e.g. Project Abstract did.