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[groovico]

I've sent you a PM on this, we've done this modification before it involves more than you may realise though depending on various factors such as how else you use this data in your system.

Simple storage is not a problem, however if the data is to appear elsewhere in orders and so forth it's a whole different ball game.

[Jon]

^^ I'm looking at your addon right now.

Just noticed a typo "Customer category intereste scanning"

[groovico]

Originally Posted by Jon

^^ I'm looking at your addon right now.

Just noticed a typo "Customer category intereste scanning"

Why thank you jon

[Jon]

Heh heh, no problem. Your site and marketing copy is nice, so I figured like me you'd despise typo's

[groovico]

Originally Posted by Jon

Heh heh, no problem. Your site and marketing copy is nice, so I figured like me you'd despise typo's

I do! Only sometimes you just can't see your own typos until someone else points them out.

*cough* qualiteam how about an online spell checker for the next version of x-cart?

Actually there's an idea I've already got a semi working online spell checker I was developing a while back gathering dust

[cyberactive]

I realy want to do it simple.

The register.tpl does not register a customer in the database.
The admin generates an account for the customer after approval.

So you can say, its just a form, which will be sent to the admin of the shop.

When I look at it now, it IS just a form. Nothing more, nothing less.
The admin has to enter the customers data by hand anyway.

Looked at your MM add-on. Looks promising to me. I will dicsuss this with the site-owner.

[firecompanies]

I have this source code for spell check on another project I am working on. Seems pretty straight forward. Maybe someone can easily incorporate it into X-Cart.

http://www.firecompanies.com/spellcheck.php

(there is a link to view the source code)

Craig Elliott
FireCompanies.com

[groovico]

Originally Posted by firecompanies

I have this source code for spell check on another project I am working on. Seems pretty straight forward. Maybe someone can easily incorporate it into X-Cart.

http://www.firecompanies.com/spellcheck.php

(there is a link to view the source code)

Craig Elliott
FireCompanies.com

There's a catch with that, it requires your PHP installation to have the spell check module installed. I've looked into it before. The php spell checker is also a little on the odd side.

I was working on a routine to do exactly what that example you showed there does, it's gathering dust somewhere on my machine at the moment . I'll have to dig it out some time.