Revision
7-30-2002
To migrate from non SSL SpellChecker to SSL supported
SpellChecker on your website, please follow three
steps:
- Modify
the JavaScript file (spch.js)
- Modify
the SPROXY.CGI script file
- Modify
your web pages
Modify the
JavaScript file
(spch.js) |
To support SSL you should update the
file following way:
Find the string
http://www.spellchecker.net/spellcheck/
and
replace it with the
https://www.spellchecker.net/spellcheck/
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Modify the
SPROXY.CGI script
file |
The sproxy.cgi
script file returns corrected data from the SpellChecker
engine to the text-box on your web page.
The sproxy.ini file contains some variable parameters, wich
must be customized. Find and change the following parameters
in this file:
1. SPCH_JS_PATH should be
replaced with the full URL where you placed the file spch.js.
For example,
https://my_server.com/spch.js
Be sure that
value starts with the https://
2. SPROXY_URL should be replaced
with the full URL of the sproxy.cgi file. For
example,
https://my_server.com/cgi-bin/sproxy.cgi
Be
sure that value starts with the https://
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Update the code in the HEAD tag
(<HEAD> </HEAD>) of your web page:
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript"
src=https://your_url/spch.js></script>
your_url should be replaced with the actual URL
of the folder on your server where uou uploaded the spch.js
file. Be sure that the value of src attribute starts with
https://, in case
when javascript will be loaded not from secured site the
"Mixed Content Popup" will be shown in user browser.
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