The Resurgence Greek Project Behavioral Model

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1.0 Introduction

1.1 Abstract

Functionality of The Resurgence Greek Project website is to be incorporated in a new design. This document is an implementation-free description of the user-observable functioning of this website. This functional description is to inform the design of the Open Scriptures project, the goal of which is to provide a superset of this webite’s functionality. The operations can then be incorporated in the new design as and when desired.

1.2 Code Vault

Many of the web pages, CSS files, and Javascript files referenced in this document have been copied to a pages directory for your reference. The filenames have an appended .htm extension. The CSS URLS in some of the .htm files have been changed from the original so that they render as they should -- other files have not been changed.

1.3 Conventions Used in this Document

There is a link to each page of the website in the appropriate section. 

/...	    a page’s address relative to www.zhubert.com

NOTE	    a general informational note, e.g. a broken link; or	

            a note for a subsequent requirements document, i.e., something TODO

(link)      indicates an external link (this is rarely used)

|optional|  indicates an optional expression

NOTE: page means a URL (e.g. /word) behind which lurks a script. Depending on the variables passed to the script on invocation, it may display any number of actual display pages to the observer. We don't like developing a functional description by tagging it with programming constructs such as this, but we must do so in order to sort everything out on this site.

1.4 Resources

1.4.1 Lexicons

User Lexicon -- user contributed -- developed from a seed lexicon from The Perseus Digital Library.

1.4.2 Texts
1.4.3 Translations

1.5 Features

1.5.1 User Features
  • Create and view your own translation
  • Contribute to the User Lexicon
  • Contribute to Correcting the Sources
1.5.2 Analysis Tools
Textual Criticism -- show variant readings in the original manuscripts.
Related Verses -- search the whole bible for other verses that might be like this one
   (very good at finding the LXX in the GNT).
Bgreek Translit -- show the Greek verse translitered for easy cut/paste for the b-greek emailing list.
Rare Words -- ???
1.5.3 Web Tools for Designers
1.5.4 New Interface

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2.0 Top-level Interface

Τοῦτο ἐστί τὸ εἶδος· a list of screen tools, widgets, and components which specifies web pages they invoke and variables they pass:

2.1 Main Toolbar

Tutorial link -> tutorial page (no variables) PAGE DEACTIVATED!
Concordance link -> concordance page (no variables)PAGE DEACTIVATED!
Search link -> asearch page (no variables)PAGE DEACTIVATED!
Read the Bible link -> bible page (no variables)PAGE DEACTIVATED!

2.2 Left Sidebar

2.3 Browser Address Bar

2.4 Daily Reading

March 20

Acts 22:24 - 23:11

ἐκέλευσεν ὁ χιλίαρχος ...

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2.5 Translations this Week

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2.6 Standard Footer

zhubert - timestamp (when page was last modified?)

Copyright 2004-2009 Zack Hubert

ἡ μὲν χεὶρ ἡ γράψασα σήψεται τάφῷ γραφὴ δὲ μένει εἰς χρόνους πληρεστάτους

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3.0 Main Pages

3.1 Home

The home page heartily welcomes the visitor and encourages him to check out the Tutorial.

NOTE: /node also has the same page or is linked to it.

3.2 Tutorial

CLICK HERE FOR THE TUTORIAL SECTION OF THIS DOCUMENT.

3.3 Concordance

The concordance page [cf. tutorial-concordance] has the following interface:

NOTE: the concordance page has been deactivated. There is no way to completely model its behavior!

TODO: finish up this page. It has a link to the word page.

3.4 Advanced Search

The asearch page [cf. tutorial-word-search]

NOTE: the asearch page has been deactivated. There is no way to completely model its behavior!

TODO: finish up this page.

3.5 Bible

The bible page [cf. tutorial-open-bible, tutorial-parallel ] is invoked in the following ways by the indicated components:

LocationComponent -> VariablesTutorial
main toolbar Read the Bible link -> none
left sidebarBible Browser form -> GET: source, verseref
any web pageremote passage chooser -> GET: source, verseref tutorial-chooser
bookdetail page verse reference link -> URL: source, book, chapter, verse

NOTE: the bible page has been deactivated. There is no way to completely model its behavior! However, here is a static copy (with no variables) for your viewing enjoyment.

3.5.1 No Variables

When invoked without variables the following defaults are provided internally: source=Greek verseref="Matthew 1:1"

3.5.2 Bible Browser

The Bible Browser form can also be used to provide these two variables. It looks like this:

Jn 3:16-21(Help?)

The help? link, is the tutorial-verseref page, which describes:

3.5.3 Variables: Source, Verseref

3.5.3.1 Book Display Interface

When the source is Greek, the page begins with a book display interface that looks like this:

Matthew
1  βίβλος γενέσεως Ἰησοῦ Χριστοῦ υἱοῦ Δαυὶδ υἱοῦ Ἀβραάμ

with the following components, web pages they invoke, and variables they pass:

Component-> Web PageVariablesTutorial
book title link -> bookdetail page URL: book, source tutorial-book-detail
book,chapter,verse heading link -> bookmark page URL: book, chapter,verse, source, tutorial-custom
altsources, altbooks,altchapters, altverses
verses
verse word tooltips
verse word link -> word page URL: word, root, number tutorial-word-detail
verse navigation buttons -> self GET values: ’<’ and ’>’

The verse word tooltips are activated at mouseover. The provide:

The script wz_tooltip.js provides tooltip functionality. It is implemented like this:

<script language="JavaScript" src="http://www.shiloam.net/open-scriptures/zhubert/pages/ECMA/wz_tooltip.js"> </script>

The verse navigation buttons single-step backwards or forwards through the verses.

3.5.3.2 Parallel Displays of verses

Beside the first book display interface can be parallel displays of verses from additional books. There can be multiple side-by-side displays, each with its own book display interface with separate navigation buttons and an additional hide button to abort a particular book display interface.

3.5.3.3 Tandem Navigation Buttons

To single-step through parallel verses in tandem, the following tandem navigation buttons are provided:

3.5.3.4 Chooser Form

The following chooser form is used to activate additional parallel verse displays:

You can select any of the following sources:

Greek -- choose another passage in Greek to display next to this one.
Tischendorf -- show the Tischendorf codex.
Textual Criticism -- show variant readings in the original manuscripts.
Codex Sinaiticus -- show links directly to the early manuscript Codex Sinaiticus.
Hebrew -- ???
New American Standard -- show the NASB translation.
King James -- show the KJV translation.
English Standard -- show the ESV translation.
NET Bible -- show the NET Bible translation.
Bgreek Translit -- show the Greek verse translitered for easy cut/paste for the b-greek emailing list.
Related Verses -- search the whole bible for other verses that might be like this one
   (very good at finding the LXX in the GNT).
Rare Words -- ???
My Translation -- show your own translation.
Create Translation -- create your own translation...more on this later. ????
Graphical Text -- ???
3.5.3.5 Vocabulary List

There is a vocabulary list link at the bottom:

Produce a vocabulary list from this passage

which invokes the bookvocab page with the variables book, startchapter, startverse, endchapter, endverse.

3.5.4 Variables: Source, Book, Chapter, Verse

This is the same as passing the variables source and verseref -- the latter variable having been expanded into book, chapter, verse.

3.6 Word

The word page [cf. tutorial-word-detail, tutorial-word-search] is invoked in the following ways by the indicated components:

LocationComponent -> Variables
left sidebarWord Finder form Find button -> POST: find
bookdetail page root reference link -> URL: root
bookvocab page root reference link -> URL: root
word pagefind by definition list root reference link -> URL: root
bible page verse word link -> URL: word, root, number
Browser address bar URL   Application
http://www.zhubert.com/word?root=[UNICODE] -- when you know only the root = root reference link
http://www.zhubert.com/word?word=[UNICODE] -- when you know the precise form

NOTE: the terminology use on this site needs to be improved. The distinction between word and root as it is used here is not really precise. A noun such as λόγος has a verbal root λεγώ. For nouns, the root being referred to on this site is the uninflected form of the noun, while word is generally an inflected form. It appears that root is being used synomonously with a Strong’s numbered word. Also NOTE that unicode is not processed right and errors occur.

3.6.1 Variable: Find

The Word Finder form in the left sidebar is used to set the find variable and transmit it to the word page. The form looks like this:

Search by Definition, Strong's Number, Unicode, Betacode, or Word Number



The variable can be up to 15 characters long and may be in one of the following formats:

Format Name Type Example
Definition English chars apple /word?find=apple
Strong’s Number number 3056 /word?find=3056
Unicode unicode λόγος /word?find=λόγος
Betacode betacode logos /word?find=logos
Word Number number 637433 /word?find=637433
3.6.1.1 Find by Definition

The English word pattern is grepped for in the User Dictionary definitions field and a list of root reference links and User Dictionary definitions for matches is produced which looks like this:

Word Detail
Found by Definition
UsesWordDefinition
2 ποικίλως many-coloured, spotted, mottled, pied, dappled
3.6.1.2 Find by Strong’s Number, Unicode, Betacode

These are three methods to find what is called a root by this site. They have the same result as a root reference link (i.e., word page with the variable root) except that the word detail table has one of the following captions:

3.6.1.3 Find by Word Number

This is used to find what is called a word by this site. It uses the sequential index of a word in the MorphGNT to display information about it. For instance John 1:1 is

Word NumberRoot POS and Definition
ἐν 637429ἐν Preposition ---- in, by, with (dat.)
ἀρχῇ 637430ἀρχή Noun ---- DativeSingularFeminine-a beginning...
ἦν 637431εἰμί Verb3rdPersonImperfectActiveIndicative-Singular-to be...
ὁ 637432ὁ Article----NominativeSingularMasculine-the, that
λόγος 637433λόγος Noun----NominativeSingularMasculine-word,...

The table column Number is the sequential index or word number. This method, find by word number, has the same result as a verse word link (variables: word, root, number) except that it has the following table caption: Found by Number.

3.6.2 Variable: Root

A root reference link invokes the word page with the variable root. It has the same display as Find by Strong’s Number, Unicode, or Betacode but with no table caption. When displayed, it looks like this with a word detail table having an improve lexicon link, a link to the Perseus Word Study Tool, a link to Strongs Greek at ulrikp.dk, a link to Thayers at Crosswalk and links to LSJ and Middle Liddell lexicons at Perseus:

Word Detail
Found by Method
LemmaLexical Entry
λόγος (1523) word, expression, account, rational principle, in John 1:1-18 ...
Related WordsNone found.
Strongs # 3056 something said (including the thought); by implication, a topic (subject of discourse) ...
Thayers at Crosswalk Thayer's
LSJ (from Perseus)
Middle Liddell (from Perseus)

Next are Lemma Occurences Graphs. These are a series of bar chart graphs showing the number of occurences of the lemma for each book of the bible (only one example chart is shown below). Click a book (or bar) for occurrences in each chapter. NOTE: the code for this is broken or disabled!

Next are two links to the study page:

See all texts where this lemma appears (NT only)

Finally, there is a lemma forms occurrence table with verse word links for the forms.

Forms for this lemmaParsingOccurrences
λόγον Accusative Singular Masculine 371
λόγος Nominative Singular Masculine 315
λόγους Accusative Plural Masculine 305
λόγων Genitive Plural Masculine 177
λόγοις Dative Plural Masculine 102
λόγοι Nominative Plural Masculine 93
λόγῳ Dative Singular Masculine 93
λόγου Genitive Singular Masculine 66
λόγε Vocative Singular Masculine 1

Middle Liddell and LSJ Lexicons used by Permission of the Perseus Projects (perseus.tufts.edu)

3.6.3 Variables: Word, Root, Number

A verse word link invokes the word page with the variables word, root, number. When displayed, it looks like this with a word detail table having a root reference link, redundant improve source links and one improve lexicon link, several links to the Perseus Word Study Tool, a display of the context verse associated with number, a link to Strongs Greek at ulrikp.dk, a link to Thayers at Crosswalk and links to LSJ and Middle Liddell lexicons at Perseus:

Word Detail
Word/Inflected FormLemmaPart of SpeechLexical Entry
λόγον (371) λόγος (1523) Noun word, expression, account, ...
Parsing Accusative Singular Masculine
Related WordsNone found.
Context in Exodus 33:17 καὶ τοῦτόν σοι τὸν ... ὃν εἴρηκας ποιήσω εὕρηκας
Strongs # 3056 something said ....
Thayers at Crosswalk Thayer's
LSJ (from Perseus)
Middle Liddell (from Perseus)

Next comes a lemma forms table:

MasculineSingularPlural
Nominativeλόγοςλόγοι
Genitiveλόγουλόγων
Dativeλόγῳλόγοις
Accusativeλόγονλόγους
Vocativeλόγε
FeminineSingularPlural
Nominative
Genitive
Dative
Accusative
Vocative
NeuterSingularPlural
Nominative
Genitive
Dative
Accusative
Vocative

Next is a set of Word Occurences Graphs in a column to the left of a set of Lemma Occurences Graphs in a right hand column. These are series of bar chart graphs showing the number of occurences of the word or lemma for each book of the bible (only one pair of example charts is shown below). Click a book (or bar) for occurrences in each chapter. NOTE: the code for this is broken or disabled!

Click book (or bar) for occurrences in each chapter

At the bottom of these graphs are four links to the study page:

See all texts where this word appears (NT only)     See all texts where this lemma appears (NT only)

3.6.4 Variable: Word

Using the browser address bar to insert a URL like http://www.zhubert.com/word?word=[UNICODE] causes the following displays:

First, a word detail table, which is an incomplete stub. It has invalid improve source links, a link to the Perseus Word Tool, an invalid link to it, and links to LSJ and Middle Liddell

Word Detail
Word/Inflected FormLemmaPart of SpeechLexical Entry
λόγον (371) (0)
Parsing
Related WordsNone found.
LSJ (from Perseus)
Middle Liddell (from Perseus)

Next is a set of Word Occurences Graphs, which are a series of bar chart graphs showing the number of occurences of the word for each book of the bible (only one example chart is shown below). Click a book (or bar) for occurrences in each chapter. NOTE: the code for this is broken or disabled!

Click book (or bar) for occurrences in each chapter

At the bottom of these graphs are four links to the study page:

These on the right are useless and have no purpose
See all texts where this word appears (NT only)     See all texts where this lemma appears (NT only)

3.7 Improve Lexicon

The improve-lexicon page is invoked in the following ways by the indicated components:

LocationComponent -> Variables
word page improve-lexicon link -> URL: root

It looks like this:

Correct the Lexicon
LemmaCurrent EntryProposed Entry
λόγοςword, expression, account, rational principle ...

The correct the lexicon form will submit a proposed correction to the submit-lex page, resulting in either an error message for faulty submissions or the following acknowlegement display:

Lexicon Change Submitted

Letting the editor know that there are entries to review...

Thank you for updating the lexicon. Your suggestion will be reviewed and entered promptly

3.8 Improve Source

The improve-source page is invoked in the following ways by the indicated components:

LocationComponent -> Variables
word page improve-source link -> URL: number

It looks like this:

Correct the Source
NumberFormRootPoSParsing
66768ἀκαθαρσιῶνἀκαθαρσίαN-----GPF-
Select WhereEqualsAnd setEqual to

Some helpful hints...if you want to change only this particular occurrence, refer to it by number...otherwise your change will effect every occurrence. As far as the coding to use for Part of Speech and Parsing...

Part of speech:

  • A- adjective
  • C- conjunction
  • D- adverb
  • I- interjection
  • N- noun
  • P- proposition
  • RA article
  • RD demonstrative
  • RI interrogative/indefinite pronoun
  • RP personal/possessive pronoun
  • RR relative pronoun
  • V- verb
  • X- particle

Eight slots for parsing:

  • Person: 1, 2, 3
  • Tense: Aorist, Future, Imperfect, Present, X-perfect, Y-pluperfect
  • Voice: Active, Middle, Passive
  • Mood: D-imperative, Indicative, N-infinitive, O-optative, P-participle, S-subjunctive
  • Case: Accusative, Dative, Genitive, Nominative, Vocative
  • Number: Plural, Singular
  • Gender: Feminine, Masculine, Neuter
  • Degree: Comparative, Superlative

The correct the source form will submit a proposed correction to improve source page resulting in either an error message for faulty submissions or an acknowlegement display.

3.9 Study

The study page is invoked in the following ways by the indicated components:

LocationComponent -> Variables
word pageoccurrences bar chart word study link -> URL: word,onlybook
word pagebottom left all texts word study link -> URL: word
word pagebottom left NT only word study link -> URL: word,onlygnt=true
word pagebottom right all texts lemma study link -> URL: root
word pagebottom right NT only lemma study link -> URL: root,onlygnt=true

NOTE: these pages are all broken or disabled

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4.0 Study Pages

4.1 Study-intro

The study-intro page is basically a stub with the following text: 

	Study Options
	select another item from the menu on the left

4.2 Bookdetail

The bookdetail page [cf. tutorial-book-detail] is invoked in the following ways by the indicated components:

LocationComponent -> Variables
left sidebarstudy panel bookstudy link -> none
bible page book title link -> URL: book,source

4.2.1 No Variables

When invoked without variables it displays this book select form:

Please Select a Book

4.2.2 Variables: Book, Source

Once a book is selected, or when invoked from the bible page with URL variables, the following appears:

Book Overview

Book Overview is a heading and a graphical analysis of word forms by person, gender, etc.

The change slice button is used to change the analysis and get a new graph.

4.2.2.1 Show Improbable Phrases

The Show Improbable Phrases button will bring up a bookdetail page with a list of improbable phrases found in the Book. Each improbable prase will be displayed like this with a list of verse reference links to the bible page (with URL variables source, book, chapter, verse):

PhraseFrequencyReferences
βασιλεία ὁ οὐρανός32 3:2 4:17 5:3 ...
4.2.2.2 Show Infrequent Words

The Show Infrequent Words button will bring up a bookdetail page with a list of infrequent words found in the Book. Each infrequent word will be displayed like this with a root reference link to the word page (with URL variable root):

LemmaFrequencyDefinition
κἀκεῖ 10 there, in that place (formed from crasis of καὶ + ἐκεῖ )

4.3 Flashcard

The flashcard page is invoked in the following ways by the indicated components:

LocationComponent -> Variables
left sidebarstudy panel flashcard link -> none

When invoked without variables it displays this frequency select form:

What's the minimum frequency (occurrences in GNT) to use as a criterion for selection? (try 50, for instance)

NOTE: THE CODE THAT HANDLES THIS FORM IS EITHER BROKEN OR DISABLED! There is no way to completely model its behavior!

TODO: finish up this page.

4.4 Bookvocab

The bookvocab page is invoked in the following ways by the indicated components:

LocationComponent -> Variables
left sidebarstudy panel bookvocab link -> none
self -> POST: book
self -> POST: book,startchapter,startverse,endchapter,endverse
bible page vocabulary list link -> URL:  book,startchapter,startverse,endchapter,endverse
self -> URL:  book, freq
self -> URL:  book, freq, flip

4.4.1 No Variables

When invoked without variables it displays this book select form:

Please Select a Book
Or a Range within a Book

4.4.2 Variables: Book |startchapter,startverse,endchapter,endverse|

Submitting the book select form produces a table of frequency sorted vocabulary lists that looks like this:

Number of LemmaCommon WordsUncommon WordsPercent Coverage
3 More than 20 Less than 20 24

4.4.3 Variables: Book, Freq

Selecting a More than 20 link produces a bookvocab page with a list of words displayed like this with a root reference link to the word page (with URL variable root):

Vocabulary List for Philemon from words that occur at least 20 times
LemmaFrequencyDefinition
ὁ36the, that
σύ24you

4.4.4 Variables: Book, Freq, Flip=true

Selecting a Less than 20 link produces a similar list:

Vocabulary List for Philemon from words that occur no more than 20 times
LemmaFrequencyDefinition
ὁ36the, that
σύ24you

4.5 Bookmark

The bookmark page [cf. tutorial-custom] is invoked in the following ways by the indicated components:

LocationComponent -> Variables
left sidebarstudy panel bookmark link -> none
bible page book, chapter, verse heading link -> URL: book,chapter,verse,source,
    altsources,altbooks,altchapters,altverses

4.5.1 No Variables

When invoked without variables it displays a list of bookmark links so that you may click one to return to a bookmarked bible page.

4.5.2 Variables: Book, Chapter, Verse, Source, ...

When invoked from the bible page with variables it sets a bookmark to return to later.

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5.0 Extras Pages

5.1 Extras

The extras page is basically a stub with the following text: 

	Extras
	Please select an item from the menu.

5.2 Blog/zhubert

The blog/zhubert page is a portal to blog pages used by Zack Hubert to communicate to the users of this website.

5.3 Betacode

The betacode page [cf. tutorial-betacode] is invoked in the following ways by the indicated components:

LocationComponent -> Variables
left sidebarextras panel converter link -> none

The betacode page can be used to convert betacode to unicode. It returns fully parsed text so it can be used to fully parse some other Greek texts out there.

NOTE: THE CODE IS BROKEN for this page.

NOTE: a parser utility should definitely be developed that accesses the database to parse words on the fly. There will be several possible parsings for certain forms but that’s ok.

5.4 Customize

The customize page [cf. tutorial-custom] is invoked in the following ways by the indicated components:

LocationComponent -> Variables
left sidebarextras panel customize link -> no variables

It displays the following form from which you may choose to select a new size or type in any font you’d like to use:

Please choose the font size that you'd like to use. Default is +1.

Please enter the font name that you'd like to use when you're logged in. It isn't necessarily the name of the file, so you might have to experiment a little. Reset to Gentium or Code2000 if you are having problems.

Example font names are (but are not limited to):

  • Cardo
  • Vusillus Old Face
  • Aristarcoj
  • Galatia SIL
  • Porson

NOTE: It should also mention DejaVu which is the Ubuntu font.

5.5 Usage

The usage page [cf. tutorial-usage] is invoked in the following ways by the indicated components:

LocationComponent -> Variables
left sidebarextras panel usage link -> no variables

The usage page has bar graphs showing:

Clicking on the bar graph for a particular book in Most Popular Books will convert that chart into one showing Most Popular Chapters for the book. Similarly, clicking on the bar graph for a particular chapter will convert the chart to one showing Most Popular Verses for the chapter.

Down below the bar charts is where helpful stats are displayed if you're a translator on the site. It shows you how far you are through each of the books your have translated at least one verse in, and also shows all the translators on the site and their progress.

5.6 Todo

The todo page is a page listing possible enhancements to do to the website. It also has links to the following two pages:

The review-source page is used to review source updates.

The review-lex page is used to review lexicon updates.

NOTE: both of these pages are restricted access.

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6.0 Miscellaneous Pages

6.1 Node/add

The node/add page is used to create content.

NOTE: this page has restricted access.

6.2 User/username

The user/username page is used to access a users account. It displays the following: 

History
Member for
33 weeks 4 days

A tab can be clicked to an edit page that allows you to change:

6.3 Logout

The logout page is used to logout.

6.4 User

The user page is used to login.

The user/1 is for Zack Hubert. Similarly, all users are assigned a number for account access.

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7.0 Web Tools for Designers

7.1 XML Interface

The XML interface [cf. tutorial-xml, wordpress-greek] is accessible through the following URL:

http://www.zhubert.com/xml/verse.php?book=&chapter=&verse=&source=

7.2 Daily Passage

The daily passage [cf. tutorial-daily] of the GNT can be obtained from zhubert.com in the following ways:

7.2.1 Javascript Daily Passage

The javascript daily passage can be implemented on a web page by using the following:

<script language="JavaScript" src="http://www.zhubert.com/obible/daily-passage.php?jscript=true"> </script> <noscript> <a href="http://www.zhubert.com/obible/daily-passage.php?jscript=false">View Passage of the Day</a> </noscript>

which looks like this:

7.2.2 Flash Daily Passage

The flash daily passage can be implemented on a web page with the following embed:

<embed src="http://www.zhubert.com/xml/passage.lzx.swf?verseref=daily" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/shockwave/download/index.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" height=300 width=200>

which looks like this:

7.2.3 Google Daily Passage

If you happen to use the personalized Google homepage, you can get this content as a module at google daily passage.

7.3 Remote Passage Chooser

The remote passage chooser [cf. tutorial-chooser] can be added to a web page by using the following javascript:

<script language="JavaScript" src="http://www.zhubert.com/obible/remote-chooser.php?jscript=true"> </script> <noscript> <a href="http://www.zhubert.com">zhubert bible reader</a> </noscript>

which looks like this:

The effect of using this form is to invoke the zhubert website’s bible page with the URL variables source and verseref.

NOTE: I am not sure that totally hijacking a site’s visitor like this is a good idea

7.4 Flash Remote Interface Plugin

The flash remote interface plugin [cf. tutorial-remote] can be implemented on a web page with the following embed:

<embed src="http://www.zhubert.com/xml/interface.lzx.swf?verseref=John 3:16" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/shockwave/download/index.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" height=600 width=800>

which looks like this:

The flash remote interface plugin has the same URL as the flash daily passage plugin above, but with a different value for the variable verseref and height and width variables in the embed -- which can be adjusted, even with the 100% tokens if you like. This plugin mimics the functionality of the bible page.

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8.0 New Interface

The so-called new interface [cf. tutorial-remote] for zhubert.com is an XML Rich Internet application that uses OpenLazlo and Flash to mimic the behavior of the bible page. You can point your browser to its URL directly, or you can go to the new interface full page which has the following embed to it:

<embed src="http://www.zhubert.com/xml/interface.lzx.swf" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/shockwave/download/index.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width=100% height=100% >

9.0 Non-existant Tools

The following tools must be defunct:

booksstudy [cf. tutorial-book-detail] NOTE: THIS PAGE DOES NOT WORK! It is supposedly a very weird tool which shows all of the New Testament as a big pinwheel...