When using a text field in the new confluence cloud database, the spell check shows the error but doesn't pull up a correction.
Hi @Kirsten Coppo ,
Spell checks are usually performed by browsers you're using to access Atlassian products. (or you can use something like Grammarly)
From my knowledge, I don't think there are any plans for adding spell checks as part of the product portfolio; at least not for the near future).
Cheers,
Tobi
So this is a Confluence Cloud Database Issue, the spell checker works in the pages & whiteboards okay; thus not a browser issue.
It shows the misspelling but the right mouse click doesn't pull up the spell correction it pulls up another menu.
See screen shots.
Shall I submit a support ticket?
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Ah, got it now. Yeah - right-click on any database cell will open up this menu for commenting, and clearing value... so you won't be able to fix/correct spell the text.
Please share the conclusion here once you discuss this with the support team.
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FYI: "Thank you for reaching out to the Confluence Cloud Support team. My name is Edson and responsible for assisting with this request today.
During my review I was also able to reproduce this behavior internally, consequently raising this bug report on your behalf:
Justification:
As a professional, I need reliable spell check functionality so that I can confidently share text in meetings without worrying about spelling errors, ensuring that I maintain my credibility and professionalism.
Overview: Spell check is a critical feature in modern text editing tools, designed to enhance the accuracy and professionalism of written communication. However, when this functionality fails, it can lead to significant user frustration and embarrassment, particularly in professional settings such as meetings where text is shared in real-time.
Impact on User Experience:
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Cheers for sharing the bug link! I've added my vote on whether it might help to get this resolved faster.
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Thank You! It's really embarrassing when you are screen sharing. LoL
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