Friday, 29 October 2004

Scripturizer for WordPress 1.3

Jon Mark Allen added some interesting features into Scripturizer for WordPress, and released it as Scripturizer 1.2. So I took what he has done, borrowed the idea of Bible translation customisation, added a bit of code of my own, and released it as Scripturizer for WordPress 1.3.

A list of changes:

  • Feature: Instead of per-post Bible version customisation, you can now do it on per-link leve by appending [translation] to the Bible reference. For example, Romans 5:8-9[NASB] would render Romans 5:8-9[NASB] (which uses the NASB link).
  • Bug Fix: Now it can work standalone, outside the WordPress environment (again).

Download it, and (optionally) rename it to scripturizer.php, upload to the plugin directory inside your WordPress installation, and then activate it from WordPress’ Plugin Management to have your WP site scripturized!

Category: General | 3 Comments

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1.
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Posted by tom on Fri, 5 November 2004 11:07 am

Just a note to textpattern users – you can use scripturizer by copying all the functions into the Textile class, and adding
$text = $this->scripturize($text);

under
$text = $this->retrieve($text);

(I’ve done this with FatherLasch.com


2.
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Posted by scotty on Fri, 5 November 2004 11:23 am

Thanks for the suggestion.


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Posted by Glen Piper on Mon, 20 December 2004 5:59 pm

I just noticed that it looks like the changes that BibleGateway.com has made in their Bible search engine have negatively impacted (aka broken) Scripturizer.

The syntax generated by Scripturizer 1.3 is:
http://biblegateway.com/cgi-bin/bible?language=english&version=NKJV&passage=2+Timothy+4%3A3

While the syntax generated by BibleGateway.com is:
http://biblegateway.com/passage/?search=2%20Timothy%204:3;&version=50;

I thought you might like to hear about it, if you haven’t already seen/heard about it.

Thanks for your work on this plugin!

-ghp


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