This is very disappointing.

One of our largest clients needs spell-check ability on several pages. We told them we could do it using the WebSpellChecker which sounds great.

Then we saw that it requires a WebTextEditor which we hadn't used before but which is documented to support *all* features of the TextBox class plus extensions.

Then we tried to build this for our customer and realized that the WebTextBox doesn't actually support all the features of the TextBox class (Multiline in particular). That immediately makes use of the WebSpellChecker worthless. We want to spell check something more than a word or a short phrase - this can't be done the way the WebTextEditor is implemented.

We have to look elsewhere for a solution.

And yes, I did put in a request for this to be fixed on your request site today.

Hello

Did you add the multiline capability into the WebTextEditor? Also do you have Word Wrap capability in this editor.

Best Regards

We are currently using Net Advantage 7.2, is this something that is supported in a new version?  One of the reasons I am asking is because we are dealing with the micoroft's text box and when you turn on multi-line, the max length feature is ignored.  I am going to explore the webhtmleditor and see if that will work, but enabling the basic editor to be multi-line would be great.