Bible Links in selfmade Module

[rnuesslein@web.de]

I made two Modules just to try it out. So far it worked.
1. bible module : letter of Jude from a german Translation
2. commentary module : The footnotes to this letter of Jude

My questions:
1. How do I put bible verses into the commentary?
I put <a href="bible://2Pe 1:10</a> , but that did not work.
When I go over this Verse (2Pe 1:10)
A window opens with: "This reference is not found in this Bible"


2. What is the link in the Bible Module to see the footnote (from my own Commentary Module) when I go over this footnote number


3. The headline of the commentary reads: "Fußnoten zum Judasbrief NT Manfred Roth - Jud 1:1">Jud 1:1" (see added picture)

When I go over the first Verse link it says at the first "Jud 1:1": "This reference is not found in this Bible"
When I go over the second Verse link it shows the verse of Judges 1:1 not Jude 1:1



Thanks for your answer
Blessings

Rainer Nuesslein

[Tim]

The ref links must be like this,
<a href="bible://2Pe 1:10">Visible reference goes here, 2 Peter 1:10</a>

You can't build a Bible module that will link to a commentary with the built in Module Creator, sorry.

The ref link at the top got corrupted somehow and was broken when displayed. Try fixing your links to the format above.

[rnuesslein@web.de]

Thank you very much Tim for your quick answer!

Another question
Is it possible to put a link in the commentary to another place (a footnote under a certain verse) in the same commentary?


I changed the links according to your format. After the change, not on purpose, I made first a bible Modul and then a commentary module.
In the bible module, the links work; in the commentary module only one link works, the one, where I put the englisch vers-format ( 2 Corinthians 5:16 instead of 2. Korinther 5,16 = the german format)

Maybe you can look at the file.
http://www.agape-salzburg.org/Judasbrief-Com.txt


Thanks and blessings
Rainer N.

[RobertRathbone]

Actually, you can because I've done it before.

First though, I did a quick look at your file and I noticed links like:
<a href="bible://1Co 14:2.4.15-16"> 1. Korinther 14,2.4.15-16</a>

The Bible references have to use the notation that BA recognizes. For instance, in the "href" attribute you used "bible://1Co 14:2.4.15-16" but BA doesn't recognize the periods (".") in the Bible reference. Actually, as a human I'm not able to figure out for sure what Bible reference is intended here. However, each link can only refer to a single range of contiguous verses (a single verse or a range of verses within the same chapter).

To create a link in a commentary to another entry in the same commentary you would use something like this (I'm assuming that your commentary's abbreviated name is "Judas"):
<a href="comm/Judas://Jud 1:1">See this entry</a>

This should create a link displayed as "See this entry" that refers to your commentary's entry for Jude 1.

Hopefully that helps and didn't muddy the waters...
Robert

[rnuesslein@web.de]

Thank you verry much for your answer, Robert!

Another question:

Is it possible to put links to strongsnumbers inside of a commentary module?


Blessings

[RobertRathbone]

Here you go:

<a href="stng/G3390">μητρόπολις</a>

I copied this from one of the Strong's dictionary modules where it was referencing another entry. Just substitute whatever Strong's number you need for "G3390" and the text inside the <a></a> HTML tag (in this case "μητρόπολις") can be whatever you want to appear displayed in your module.

Hope that helps!

Robert