SpellCheckSP11 mod version beta4/RC1

Original Spellcheck mod by Jay Silverman modified to work with YaBB SP1.1.

To get this mod to work, you must have an free spellcheck account at Spellchecker.com. To register for the free account, go to http://www.spellchecker.com/developers/, and see the information about the Free Web Site Spell Checker. After you register, go to the javascript Wizard, The javascript wizard will email you the spellchecker.js contents.

Files included in zip file
spellchecker.js
readme.txt
sproxy.pl
initspell.htm
SpellCheckSP11.mod file

Instructions:
1. Go to http://www.spellchecker.com and get your free account. If you download the sproxy.pl package from there - only use the sproxy.pl in the file as initspell.htm that comes with it will NOT work on a YaBB.
2. If updating - Remove any old spell check mod references.
3. Apply mod.
4. Customize spellchecker.js for your board. Comments are placed in the spellchecker.js just before the line that you need to customize. You can use the spellchecker.com javascript wizard to create a sample but they put the script in an e-mail and don't attach the file - you are better off copying and pasting info the spellchecker.js that's in the mod file as there are changes in it so it will work with YaBB.
5. Customize template.html (right after <head>) so it knows where to find your spellchecker.js. Also - on uninstalling this mod - you will need to change back to http://yoururl/spellchecker.js or the uninstall will fail.
6. Edit the first line of sproxy.pl to your Perl bangpath on your server.
7. Upload the files to your server:
initspell.htm and spellchecker.js into an HTML directory
sproxy.pl into your cgi-bin/yabb directory or cgi root directory (depending on your server)
Modified Post.pl to your yabb/Sources directory
8. You need to chmod 777 or 755 sproxy.pl

Notes:
1.Tested this mod on a clean install of SP1.1. There should not be any real conflicts with other mods because there really isn't too much to this mod file.

2. Main issues with this mod tend to be placement of the sproxy.pl file. I recommend placing it in the same directory as yabb.pl, but some servers may force you to place the sproxy.pl file in the cgi-bin root directory.  If you do move the file in trying to get the spellcheck feature to work, make sure you remember to change the reference location in spellchecker.js.

3. If sproxy.pl won't work with your server - the extension can be changed to .cgi without any ill effects.

4. For any questions - contact seawolf@webappeal.com, or Seawolf on the BoardMod site and I'll try to help - still a perl newbie.