($Author$) * @version $Date$ */ global $delete_words, $SCRIPT_NAME, $old_key; if ($delete_words=='ON'){ /** * $delete_words is passed via the query_string. If it's set, then * the user asked to delete the file. Erase the bastard and hope * this never happens again. */ sqspell_deleteWords(); /** * See where we were called from -- pop-up window or options page * and call whichever wrapper is appropriate. * I agree, this is dirty. TODO: make it so it's not dirty. */ if (strstr($SCRIPT_NAME, 'sqspell_options')){ $msg='

' . _("Your personal dictionary was erased.") . '

'; sqspell_makePage(_("Dictionary Erased"), null, $msg); } else { /** * The _("Your....") has to be on one line. Otherwise xgettext borks * on getting the strings. */ $msg = '

' . _("Your personal dictionary was erased. Please close this window and click \"Check Spelling\" button again to start your spellcheck over.") . '

' . '

'; sqspell_makeWindow(null, _("Dictionary Erased"), null, $msg); } exit; } if ($old_key){ /** * User provided another key to try and decrypt the dictionary. * Call sqspell_getWords. If this key fails, the function will * handle it. */ $words=sqspell_getWords(); /** * It worked! Pinky, you're a genius! * Write it back this time encrypted with a new key. */ sqspell_writeWords($words); /** * See where we are and call a necessary GUI-wrapper. * Also dirty. TODO: Make this not dirty. */ if (strstr($SCRIPT_NAME, 'sqspell_options')){ $msg = '

' . _("Your personal dictionary was re-encrypted successfully. Now return to the "SpellChecker options" menu and make your selection again." ) . '

'; sqspell_makePage(_("Successful Re-encryption"), null, $msg); } else { $msg = '

' . _("Your personal dictionary was re-encrypted successfully. Please close this window and click \"Check Spelling\" button again to start your spellcheck over.") . '

'; sqspell_makeWindow(null, _("Dictionary re-encrypted"), null, $msg); } exit; } /** * For Emacs weenies: * Local variables: * mode: php * End: */ ?>