Small typos

docs/chapter-06.rst

@@ -224,7 +224,7 @@ If the `T` fixture is to be used from inside a template you may want to pass it
    def index():
        return dict(T=T)
 
-Or perahps inject (same effect as above)
+Or perhaps inject (same effect as above)
 
 .. code:: python
 
@@ -310,7 +310,7 @@ you have to redefine the select method for the T instance:
 
    T.on_request = lambda *_: T.local.__dict__.update(tag="it", language=T.languages["it"])
 
-This is to be done outside any action and will apply to all actions. Action will still need todeclare 
+This is to be done outside any action and will apply to all actions. Action will still need to declare 
 `action.uses(T)` else the behavior is undefined.
 
 

docs/chapter-07.rst

@@ -581,7 +581,7 @@ Migrations_ for details). By default it's automatically set within py4web on the
 folder of the database itself, but you have to specify it when using DAL outside py4web.
 
 Note that for SQLite databases it's normally necessary,
-otherwise you'll implictly choose an in memory database (where folder and
+otherwise you'll implicitly choose an in memory database (where folder and
 migrations don't have any sense). So these constructors have the same meaning:
 
 .. code:: python
@@ -2765,7 +2765,7 @@ Caching selects
 The select method also takes a ``cache`` argument, which defaults to
 None. For caching purposes, it should be set to a tuple where the first
 element is the cache function with signature `(key, callback, expiration)`
-(ror example ``cache.get`` assuming ``cache``
+(for example ``cache.get`` assuming ``cache``
 is an instance of the py4web cache object), and
 the second element is the expiration time in seconds.
 

docs/chapter-14.rst

@@ -589,9 +589,9 @@ behave differently.
 Grids with checkboxes
 ---------------------
 
-While the grid, per se, does not support checkboxes, you can use custom columns to add one or more columns of checboxes.
+While the grid, per se, does not support checkboxes, you can use custom columns to add one or more columns of checkboxes.
 You can also add the helpers logic (the grid uses helpers to generate HTML) to wrap it in a ``<form>`` and add one 
-or more submit bottons. You can then add logic to process the selected rows when the button is selected. For example:
+or more submit buttons. You can then add logic to process the selected rows when the button is selected. For example:
 
 .. code:: python
 
@@ -619,4 +619,5 @@ or more submit bottons. You can then add logic to process the selected rows when
                _action=request.url)]        
       return locals()
 
-Notice in the above example ``request.POST.get("selected_id")`` can be a single ID (if one selected) or a list of IDs (if more than one elsected).
+Notice in the above example ``request.POST.get("selected_id")`` can be a single ID (if one selected) or a list of IDs (if more than one
+is selected).

docs/spelling_wordlist_en.txt

@@ -131,6 +131,7 @@ lib
 libs
 limitby
 localhost
+longhash
 lookups
 mailto
 Makefile
@@ -252,6 +253,7 @@ Teradata
 teredo
 textarea
 tracebacks
+Twilio
 txt
 ual
 un