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1. 1 Glen Davis Oct 8th, 2005 at 11:46 pm

   Very nice!

2. 2 Aaron Oct 23rd, 2005 at 4:36 pm

   Very rad….Thanks for sharing this with the WordPress and Christian blogging community!

3. 3 Jim Oct 26th, 2005 at 9:54 pm

   Scripturizer Remix works great! (…providing you follow directions! I had forgotten to do the administrative steps, esp. the ‘update options’ button. After I did that, I went back to my posting as if to edit, opened it for editing, made no changes and just saved the post, and Scripturizer Remix swung into action and added the links. Superb!)

4. 4 Jonathan Landrum Dec 14th, 2005 at 3:30 pm

   Will it only work in posts, or will it also work in WP’s “pages”? I’ve got an about page that contains my credo, along with scripture references to back my beliefs. It would be very nice to have this apply in that case.

   ~Jonathan

5. 5 LO Dec 14th, 2005 at 4:02 pm

   Jonathan, Scripturizer works on both posts and pages.

6. 6 Peter Dec 27th, 2005 at 6:30 am

   I’m using 2.0 of wordpress. When I activate Kimi Flash Plugin (http://www.kimili.com/journal/39/kimili-flash-embed—wordpress-take-3) your plugin ceases to work. No error messages, just the links don’t exist any more.

   Also in the future (with hopes you work with the ESV plugin guy), i’d like to be able to specify which bible i’d like to use on a case by case basis using tags.

7. 7 Peter Dec 27th, 2005 at 6:39 am

   Well… A solution for me was to lower the filter priority on flashembed:
   add_filter(’the_content’, ‘kml_flashembed’,100);, where “100” is the priority (10 is default, and 1 is the highest.)

   I’ll mention this to the flash plugin author.

8. 8 LO Dec 27th, 2005 at 10:22 am

   Hi Peter,

   I’m not familiar with the Kimi Flash plugin, but my inclination is that your fix deals with the issue . . . the more plugins you have that filter through the body text of posts, the more you have to be careful with the order of filters. Filters tend to compete with each other on who goes first :-).

   The current version of Scripturizer (1.1) is able to do per reference Bible version selecting. Just postfix the verse with an all caps version reference: i.e. John 1:1 NIV, or James 1:3 CEV, etc.

   And yes, I am hoping to update Scripturizer to work with the “ESV plugin guy” as soon as I get back in town (within this week, D.V.).

9. 9 Jen Price Jan 12th, 2006 at 12:01 pm

   This is a wonderful little tool!!! One question about it … is there a way to adjust for a passage in mulitiple chapters? For example, check this post on my blog …http://fcaoneyearbible.com/blog/2006/01/11/january-11th/

   That first scripture link doesn’t work because it is going to another chapter. Would I have the same issue if I switched to the ESV (and the drop down type of presentation?)

   Also, I didn’t realize I could select a version per reference … AWESOME!

10. 10 LO Jan 12th, 2006 at 12:34 pm

    Jen, you bring up a good point with the multi-chapter references. I’m not sure the current Scripturizer can handle such references. I’ll add your request to the list of feature updates.

11. 11 jd Feb 12th, 2007 at 4:46 pm

    We are currently using Scripturizer 1.5fork (live) and 1.55 (test) and wish to continue to do so. We need a solution however for the multiple chapter span references. Over the weekend, I installed the ESV version on our test site. It has some nice features, especially the ability to span chapters which is why I tried it out in the first place. Our church, however, uses the NIV translation throughout our web site and CMS tools. The wysiwyg editor for our CMS FckEditor uses Scripturizer plugin as well. We found a hack to fix the chapter span problem here:

    http://www.healyourchurchwebsite.com/archives/001176.shtml

    Where…Changing line 67 of Scripturizer.pm to the following should fix the extra space in the link and allow for an extra space between the colon and the verse numbers which was also requested:

    my $verses = qr{ \d (: \s* \d )* (?: \s* [-&] \s* \d )* }x;

    Perhaps this info helps, or speeds along the process for allowing references that span more than one chapter (ex Genesis 1:1-2:3).

    We value your tool and would like to continue to use it to help spread the Word!

12. 12 Laurence O Feb 13th, 2007 at 9:35 am

    Hi JD,

    We are currently using Scripturizer 1.5fork (live) and 1.55 (test) and wish to continue to do so. We need a solution however for the multiple chapter span references.

    The latest version of Scripturizer (note: not Scripturizer Remix–the Remix is my old version) does just what you are seeking . . . it can handle multiple chapter spans.

    Over the weekend, I installed the ESV version on our test site. It has some nice features, especially the ability to span chapters which is why I tried it out in the first place. Our church, however, uses the NIV translation throughout our web site and CMS tools. The wysiwyg editor for our CMS FckEditor uses Scripturizer plugin as well. We found a hack to fix the chapter span problem here:

    Ok, I’m not sure if you are referring to my code or to Chris’ fine ESV plugin. Nonetheless, the latest version of the Scripturizer can link to the NIV simply by making references such as the following (just postfix “NIV” to the reference after a space):

    Genesis 1:1 NIV; Psa. 2 NIV; Exo 4-6 NIV, etc….

    Give ‘er a kick in the tires and let me know how she handles for ya.

    by grace,
    LO

13. 13 Sebastian Heck Mar 1st, 2007 at 3:51 am

    Hey, great work on the Scripturizer Remix. How do I set the preferred Bible version to something other than English language versions. Like the German Luther 1545? How do I find the acronym that works? Thanks again.

14. 14 Laurence O Mar 2nd, 2007 at 12:37 pm

    Hey Sebastian,

    Presently, Scripturizer only supports the versions listed here. If you can provide me some links to sites that have the non-English versions that you are referring to, perhaps I can see about incorporating them into future releases of the plugin.

    Also, FYI, the latest version of the plugin is found here, not on my site….

    the peace of Christ,
    LO

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