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I'm not saying remove the feature, I was looking for a way to disable it and not have that get overwritten or prevent taking advantage of new features on upgrade.

If you're storing medical histories or similar sensitive data in the system, then in most jurisdictions you have a legal requirement not to share that data with third parties that aren't related to providing whatever service you are providing.

Hi All

I stumbled onto this thread when I was looking for info about how to customise the CKeditor toolbar having just installed and customised CKeditor in Drupal. Found this with the new Google custom search which is very nice!

I'm with xavier on this and for privacy reasons, with some clients, I wouldn't want to have to explain why text input to a CiviCRM form was being sent to an external server for spellchecking.

I wanted to customise CKeditor to get rid of the spellchecker altogether as it makes more mistakes than most people when used on Canadian English and goes crazy in French. I also wanted to add the feature 'Maximize' and delete some others which are obscure to most users at best.

In the Drupal CKeditor module there is a file ckeditor.config.js for customising as config.js gets overwritten on upgrades.

I also thought it would be user friendly to have the CKeditor toolbars the same in Drupal as CiviCRM (except for 'insert Drupal teaser break').

Ironically, this spellchecker doesn't like the word spellchecking.

Neil

For anybody using this, note that in civi 3.3 the id has changed to cke_33.
I think the 3's matching up are just coincidence.

I think the help text needs to change since the override doesn't seem to work, at least I can't figure it out.

But here's another option if anybody is looking to disable the button without hacking. Put this in extras.css

#cke_30 {display: none;}

Although there's no guarantee that id will stay the same in future.