We’re moving from IIS to Apache. I’m trying to get it so that it’s case insensitive. We were a little sloppy, so it’s going to take a lot of time to go through and fix tons of coding in pages. I haven’t been able to get this working. Anyone know how?
What problem are you having exactly with mod_spelling?
I just tested it and it works okay for simple filename misspellings (upper/lowercase). It won’t work of course in parameter strings or when you use mod_rewrite to change URLs for SEO and stuff.
Also, how exactly does this question relate to Usermin?
Sorry, I posted it in the wrong forum. For me, on Ubuntu, it’s not working though. I have speling enabled, tried an .htaccess file, but nothing.
I say again, what exactly are you testing? What URLs are you using? What is where in your config? What errors do you get? What’s in the Apache logs?
I got it working by adding the following to an .htaccess file:
CheckCaseOnly On CheckSpelling OnIt seems that CheckCaseOnly won’t work just on it’s own. If I use just CheckCaseOnly, it doesn’t work, but if I have both, it does.
Of course, “CheckSpelling” is the master switch to turn on that feature at all. “CheckCaseOnly” is an additional switch that tells the spelling module to just to case checking.
Wouldn’t make sense to “check case sensitivity only” if it’s not instructed to “check spelling” at all, right? 