Add Spell check to our html editor project in windows form

Aisha Srivastava

How to prefix the selected text with and suffix with .

Eg.- If My selected text in webbrowser is "Hi Aisha " then On a click of a button in my tool strip that Text Replaced as Hi Aishaand rest of the text wich were not selected remain same .no Change only Insertion of the tag happen...

2. Add Spell Check to my Project In Windows Form

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Sam Hobbs11y ago
See my question Enabling the IE 10 Spell Checker in a WebBrowser. I am not sure about IE 11 but the Spell Checker in a WebBrowser for IE 11 probably does not work either. I edit most of the articles submitted to this web site and I use a WebBrowser control to do it. I could really use a spell checker but I have not gotten it to work either.
Aisha Srivastava11y ago
public void inserttag()
{
IHTMLDocument2 htmldocument = editorWebBrowser.Document.DomDocument as IHTMLDocument2;
IHTMLSelectionObject currentSelection = htmldocument.selection;
if (currentSelection != null)
{
IHTMLTxtRange range = currentSelection.createRange() as IHTMLTxtRange;
if (range != null)
{
// string newhtml = " + range +'>";
// newhtml += range.htmlText;
//newhtml += "";
// range.pasteHTML(newhtml);
}
}

}

In abv Code We have to insert the tag and Rest Text Remain Same(Unselected Text)
Aisha Srivastava11y ago
Hey Manish Its not working ,i think u did not get what i want to do .. Actually its not related to tooltip. I have to insErt the tag Currentselection which is in web browser...
Aisha Srivastava11y ago
Thanks for Ur Help ... Let me Check it out

Manish Kumar Choudhary11y ago

Hi Aisha Srivastava,

1. Go through following link it will help you

http://www.dotnetfunda.com/articles/show/2387/display-tooltip-on-labels-in-windows-forms

just add + selected text value + in tooltip string

2. Basically, you just need to set the SpellCheck.IsEnabled property to 'true'. Like this:

TextBox textBox = new TextBox();

textBox.SpellCheck.IsEnabled = true;

You can find this property in the System.Windows.Controls namespace, and reference it like this:

using System.Windows.Controls;

Editorial: I would strongly suggest using WPF over Winforms if that is an option you can explore. Winforms had its day once, but for more modern development, WPF is a much more powerful platform.