Hello all!

Welcome to the forums for the new eBible extension! Looking forward to feedback from you guys!

Christoph

Thanks Christoph,
I was just thinking this weekend that an extension like this would be handy to have.

Works great so far

Andre

Christoph,
I have added a Bible Verse to our devotionals page and everything looks fine. The link at the top and the two at the bottom of the verse are also useful.

It may be that I have not installed it properly as my account on the eBible page is still at the pending stage. The WEC eBible Configuration talked about an API but I am not clear as to what is meant by that or whether I have whatever it might be that I need

Although I opted to enable the "Choose a translation" option, it was not apparent to me where a front-end user would make the selection.

It was not intuitive how to register with eBible as they kept telling me that my Church was not valid !!!!! and when I looked at their drop down menu for city, etc., discovered that only Aberdeen was listed for Scotland (it is neither the biggest city nor the capital) and I, probably erroneously, drew the conclusion that they were using something like the fe-user-registration extension for typo3, which, as it happens, contains out of date data on the subdivisions of Scotland. However, I was later able to make a little progress with registration. It occurs to me now that the drop-down menu gets populated by the addition of new Churches, etc., and that I should not have been so quick to jump to conclusions

Anyway, good work on providing the link. The different translations are a good idea as different styles may appeal to different age-groups, etc.

Thanks,
Calum

Calum,

I assume you mean API key? That's what you get from eBible in order for the Scripture parsing to work.
In order for the FE user to choose a translation, you need to put the WEC eBible Translation plugin on a page. We are also adding a field to the general FE user account settings, but I think that's not done yet. When that's done, your users can simply edit their normal account and pick their translation.

As for the eBible.com website, they are not a TYPO3 site or affiliated with TYPO3 in any way. They mentioned they were working on a new layout for their site, so that may improve the registration process a little.

Thanks for the feedback!

Christoph