zondag, mei 27, 2007
Tag Assistant update: now with spell check
I have updated the Tag Assistant component.
- You can now refresh the tag suggestions by pressing on a link. You don't have to save the page anymore. During the time of the refresh a typical web 2.0 waiting indicator is shown, courtesy of ajaxload.info.
- The suggested tags are filtered for correct spelling in the appropriate language. The spell check component I used is a completely open source .NET component called 'NetSpell', and you can find it also back on CodeProject. On the NetSpell site you will only find code that runs under .NET 1.0, so head to the CodeProject site and follow the link in the comment posted by Eric Woodruff. He has fixed some bugs and updated the code to run under .NET 2.0 as well. The spelling libraries are compiled from the OpenOffice site.
- If the tag already exists, a * is added to the suggestion. That way I hope people will use similar tags where possible.
- You can now refresh the tag suggestions by pressing on a link. You don't have to save the page anymore. During the time of the refresh a typical web 2.0 waiting indicator is shown, courtesy of ajaxload.info.- The suggested tags are filtered for correct spelling in the appropriate language. The spell check component I used is a completely open source .NET component called 'NetSpell', and you can find it also back on CodeProject. On the NetSpell site you will only find code that runs under .NET 1.0, so head to the CodeProject site and follow the link in the comment posted by Eric Woodruff. He has fixed some bugs and updated the code to run under .NET 2.0 as well. The spelling libraries are compiled from the OpenOffice site.
- If the tag already exists, a * is added to the suggestion. That way I hope people will use similar tags where possible.
Labels: about2findout, tags
