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Development Freeze? No…

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David
on 2009-04-25
in bibles, class, db, development, javascript and programming
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To my one dear reader,

I have been busy with school (and work). I plan on reading a book about (My)SQL before starting back up. I may also try to read a lot more and otherwise inform myself about JavaScript before I get back on this like I was. I imagine I may not really do much with this in the next month to three at that rate. I am sorry for the slowing, but my desire has in no way been diminished. Thank you for using Librex.

Sincerely,

David

Overhaul? Clean-up! v0.2.3

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David
on 2009-03-28
in bibles, db, development, features, programming, site, style and works
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I have changed a lot of what is out there. The look is substantially different. The way the earmarks work is pretty different. They look a lot alike, but they work in IE6/8 (and I presume IE7).

I removed the earmarking from many works until I can implement it better. I am bummed about the fact that I cannot earmark from Ryle’s Holiness any longer. I hope to fix that soon. I have grown some new ideas. And I have moved a WinXP/IE6 laptop in next to me so I can check my work periodically. I hope not to leave my IE6 users in the dark any longer, until such time as they drop significantly in the usage stats.

The navigation is changed a bit. The previous, next, contents, and page-level stuff is a bit different.

Next in the chute are the following:

  • prefered version of Bible (and Psalter?)
  • verse wrappers: <?=”Genesis 1.1″?> or <?=”Gen 1:1-12″?> will turn out the verse and link more easily with preferred version support
  • psalm-singing helps: recommended tunes, available tunes, etc.: this may require SQL/DB before implementation.
  • earmarking at paragraph and verse level (one before the para, and one after the verse) allowing use in works like the Geneva Notes which have multiple, or no notes per verse, etc.
  • Support for earmarking in the Psalters

There are no guarantees here. But I hope to have the Ryle thing done soon.