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Version 1.6.1

spellcheck.js:

  • Updated sc.trim() method to use native trim if available
  • Clicking background overlay will now close the spell check window

Version 1.5.3

spellcheck.css:

  • Added box-sizing: content-box; rule to elements within spell check box

Version 1.5.2

spellcheck.js:

  • Overhauled undo functionality for improved performance and support for reversal of multiple, consecutive changes
  • Combined _showReviewer() with _begin() to eliminate an unnecessary function call
  • Removed some unnecessary variable copying

Version 1.5.1

spellcheck.js:

  • Added debug option to view progress messages and server response in the console
  • Switched to a better method of handling server responses -- more reliable, improved error handling
  • XHR responses are now only handled if the spell checker is open -- closing before a request is completed effectively abandons the request

spellcheck.css:

  • Added 1px #AAA border to spell check box

Version 1.5

spellcheck.js:

  • Added onOpen() and onClose() callback methods
  • Added destroy() method for removing spell check functionality
  • The name option is now properly URI encoded prior to server request
  • Event message "OK" button is now given focus when displayed to allow closing with "Enter" button

spellcheck.css:

  • Cleaned up formatting and organization, removed duplicate and unnecessary CSS styles
  • Added several IE7-specific enhancements

spellcheck.php:

  • Added /u modifier to preg_split() regex pattern to properly handle words with accents - #1 (special thanks to tssk for this)

Version 1.4

  • Plugin is now wrapped in an IIFE
  • Regular expressions are now pre-compiled and cached for better performance
  • Made several IE-specific CSS fixes (for IE7-IE9)
  • Cleaned up CSS and removed a number of duplicate/redundant rules
  • Switched to a unique ID function that is RFC 4122 version 4 compliant
  • Any 2xx status code is now handled as a successful response (previously, only 200 was successful)
  • Added "use strict"; to every function
  • Cleaned up some messy code -- organization, unnecessary variable copying, etc.