Pspell Add-ons? And spell-check solution?

[Jason Hung]

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Perhaps the creators of vBulletin ("Jelsoft") may wish to create a pspell add-on? It seems perfectly plausible to use pspell to suggest spellings for incorrectly spelled words. What do you think?

I think pspell is the only "free" solution available for use with PHP. Perhaps Jelsoft could setup a virtual host or server to handle requests from licensed owners of vBulletin by charging an extra fee and authorizing a URL (for instance, check to see if the last URL is from an allowed domain name) with an installation of pspell and a script designed to work with checking spelling. I would pay ten (10) U.S. dollars for such service a month.

[Wayne Luke]

If you had used the search functionality, you would have found several discussions on this very issue and been alerted to the fact that Jelsoft is developing a spellchecker to use with vBulletin.

[Jason Hung]

My apologies, wluke. I typed in "p-spell." That probably cause some of the problems in respect to no search results.

[JamesUS]

If you look in General Chat, you will see that I was strongly considering doing just what you suggest (topic = "Would you pay for a spellchecker"). I have the scripts and so on set up but I'm wondering if it is worth it seeing as Jelsoft have one under development.