Scott Yang's Playground

Glen suggested that I should port the Scripturizer for Javascript to GreaseMonkey, and I finally managed to give it a go this weekend. It is trivial to get the script working. In fact I got to trim the bulk that provides Internet Explorer compatibility. The only tricky thing is variable scoping for a running GreaseMonkey [...]

Thanks to Evers for showing me the bug, I have fixed some regexp issues with Scripturizer for Javascript (plus some minor changes) and call it a release. Scripturizer for Javascript 2.1 Fix a regular expression bug that prevents scripturizing a lengthy text node. Change the onload mechanism.

This idea is actually implemented after Glen’s comment on a possible Greasemonkey plugin. Instead of re-bundling Scripturizer for Javascript into a Greasemonkey user-script, where very limit number of users might give it a try, I have made it into a “bookmarklet” instead, where clicking on a button can scripturize any webpage that you are currently [...]

I have released the latest version of Scripturizer for Javascript and ESV Popup on FuCoder.com, my current programming/Internet blog. The new version is almost a complete re-write that walks through DOM tree instead of searching and replacing in innerHTML. I will also gradually migrate my other projects over — whenever I have more time working [...]

Today I have migrated Scripturizer for Javascript and ESV Popup from my personal blogsite to FuCoder.com, and have updated them with the latest changes that I have been working on. Scripturizer for Javascript 2.0 Almost a complete re-write. Instead of searching and replacing innerHTML with regular expression, I have made a DOM walker to create [...]

A new version of Scripturizer for Javascript has been released which will utilise ESV Popup Javascript if it is available. Download Scripturizer.js 1.2 Changes: Feature: If Scripturizer.version is “esvpopup”, and ESV Popup Javascript has also been loaded, then a link to popup ESV reference will be generated. If ESV Popup is not yet defined, it [...]

Thanks to Glen Piper for pointing out the incompatibility caused by Bible Gateway changes, I have made some minor modification to the Scripturizer for WordPress and release it as 1.4. Download Scripturizer 1.4 Changes: Bug Fix: Change the URL so it shall now work with updated Bible Gateway. If you are a user of a [...]

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. Download Scripturizer 1.3 A list of changes: Feature: [...]

Moved! I have moved this project to my new programming/Internet blog — Scripturizer for Javascript. About This comment got me thinking – whether Scripturizer, implemented in PHP or Perl on the server side, is too difficult to use for people who have no scripting language or programming background. Dean Peter’s MovableType plugin version requires you [...]

In response to MeanDean’s request, I have migrated my original PHP scripturizer to the same level of functionality as his latest Perl version, as well as adding WordPress plugin capability to add Bible reference links through content filter.

Having enough breath of God? Err. I mean, we want more scriptures!! First of all, we see from 2 Peter 1:20-21 that all scriptures are having dual authorship – it is written by men at various time in various places. But at the same time they are all inspired by God. As it is written [...]

I have just installed the Scripturizing Plugin for MovableType, which scans the blog text for strings that look at Bible references, and then make a link to an online Bible so that the readers can see whole verse. For example, it shall automatically make a hyperlink when it hits a text string like Romans 5:9-10 [...]