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Radi A.
Radi A.
Programmatically closing all spell checker popups Posted: Mar 07, 2010
 

Hello,


I have a few RTB's in a control and I need to close all Spell Check popups with code. What is the best way to do this?


Thanks,

Radi A.

 
 
dan
dan
RE: Programmatically closing all spell checker popups Posted: Mar 11, 2010
 

Hi Radi,


Its not possible to programatically close the popup in this version, we will add a new method named HideSuggestionsPopup() to the next version that will enable you to close it.


Thanks!

 
 
Cosmin
Cosmin
RE: Programmatically closing all spell checker popups Posted: Mar 31, 2010
 

Hello,


I've used something like this:


List<string> suggestions = new List<string>();

            suggestions = _spellChecker.GetSuggestions(e.Parameter.ToString());

            if (chkInsertSuggestions.IsChecked.Value)

            {

                richTextBox.ShowSuggestions(suggestions, e);

            }

 
 
olimpus
olimpus
RE: Programmatically closing all spell checker popups Posted: Mar 31, 2010
 

Now I'm logged in correctly. I guess I hit enter by mistake the last time. So what I wanted to say was that I sued a code like that in the richTextBox_IncorrectWordNotify handler. And I had put a chkInsertSuggestions CheckBox in the control that will eventualy decide wheather or not I would like the suggestions pop-up to show. The red underlining still remains though.


Hope it helps!


Cosmin