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Bible in SQL
  • 2003/4/11 17:30

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Really? Where'd you get them? Every time I search for "SQL Bible" all I get are some lame programming books.



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Re: Enhancing the built in editor
  • 2003/4/11 3:13

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I think the same code is used for all XOOPS comments, it's handled in one object that does all the html stripping and converts the [square-brackets] tags to their equivalent html. Adding the things you're wanting would only be a matter of a few regexp's and some database hits, and it would be a really cool for a church site or another Christian Community-type site. (getting it to do red letters, now that would be tougher.)

I wrote a function a while back that would take arguments of book, chapter, and verse, and hit a database and return the KJV text of the verse. I was pondering at the time the idea of doing the same thing you're wanting, but it was just one of those Saturday morning "I wonder if I can do this?" kind of hacks and I got distracted with other things and never finished it out.

I just spent a while looking around for my code, and I fear I might have deleted it in one of my system upgrade rampages. I did find the MySQL dump of the KJV Bible if it would help. Hey, if nothing comes up this Saturday I could probably code the thing, but I can't make any promises about that. I also have the KJV in XML and some other Bible markup language. (I don't think the KJV is the "one true translation" or anything, it just seems to be the one most frequently located in such hackable data formats. ) Just lemme know if any of those interest you, I would just spam you with them but they're a good few MB apiece.



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Re: remembering logins?
  • 2003/4/10 19:30

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That might work (making session expiration longer) but it wouldn't be the same as letting users decide to save their login information.



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Re: What about a spellcheck?
  • 2003/3/10 19:10

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And if you want a working code example, check out squirrelmail's spell checker module, it is incredibly slick.



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Re: Attention Xoops RC3.0.4/3.0.5 Users
  • 2003/3/4 22:41

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What is RC3.0.4 and RC3.0.5? I thought RC stood for "Release Candidate" and was only incremented in integers, sort of like alpha and beta releases. Just curious. XOOPS 2.0 is still at RC2, right?




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