Interactive Bible links

#1

This might be a little niche. I’m trying to incorporate the functionality of this non-TW plugin. https://bible-link.globalrize.org/ (The manual non-Wordpress version).

It requires, as a minimum, the inclusion of this line at the end of the <body> section:
<script async defer src="https://bible-link.globalrize.org/plugin.js" data-translation="esv16"></script>

In TW this script can be called in the using a tiddler with the tag $:/tags/RawMarkupWikified/BottomBody

Then if a string appears on the page that can be interpreted as a Biblical link, e.g. Matt 1:10 or Matthew 1:10 moving the mouse over the link shows a popup with the relevant text.

The functionality works in a simple non-TW test page but not when the refence is in a tiddler.

Long-shot I know, but does anyone have any ideas how to get this working?

Or maybe there is a better way of doing this in TW?

Can I draw @DaveGifford attention to this in case he has done something similar.

Thanks.

#2

Hi

This is new / news to me. Looks like something I might like to use for my Spanish resources.

  1. Maybe try wrapping the script with <html> </html> tags?

  2. Also, why does it need to be $:/tags/RawMarkupWikified/BottomBody? Would the tag $:/tags/RawMarkup work?

These are wild guesses. Someone here will probably have better answers. Try all four variations of these two ideas to see if any works.

#3

$:/tags/RawMarkup puts it in the <head>. I’ll try the tags.

Thanks.

#4

Well I tried different options and nothing happens. I am going to follow this thread in case someone finds a solution.

You might also try Linking to Biblia.com. Not quite as handy, but at least it is another option.

#5

Thanks, pleased it has got you thinking!

#6

Yes, the fundamental design is probably quite different. We would need to find a way to run this on a tiddler after the normal processing. I don’t know what API globalrize offers, if there’s anything available besides just dropping the script on a page, but you would probably need to take advantage of whatever API it offers.

Unfortunately, I have no time soon to investigate, but if you’re interested, and if they do offer some sort of API to call on demand, then one of the techniques I discuss in Pretty fractions might help. (Sorry, it’s fairly technical.)

#7

Thanks. I sort of guessed this was a timing issue. I have asked Globalrize about an API. There ae other Bible verse APIs, but none that i can see have this neat text parser.