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For someone creating a module, I found a useful software tool at http://www.spiritandtruth.org/download/tools/
The BibleTag application will take a file and convert all the references to Forge format, i.e. <scripref> Joh 1:1</scripref>, automatically.
Unzip all the downloaded files into a directory ( I used C:\bibletag). Read the readme.txt file. Basically what you need to do is:
1. open a cmd window in the bibletag directory
2. Enter the following command:
bibletag -swordsearcher c:\directory
(where c:\directory contains an htm file that you want to convert - say test.htm)
3. It will prompt you and then create an output file called test_bibletag.htm Here are two simple files to show the effect:
test.htm
<body>
Joh 1:1
Isa 64:6
Luk 13:3
Mat 28:19
</body>
test_bibletag.htm
<body>
<SCRIPREF>John 1:1</SCRIPREF>
<SCRIPREF>Isa 64:6</SCRIPREF>
<SCRIPREF>Luke 13:3</SCRIPREF>
<SCRIPREF>Mtt 28:19</SCRIPREF>
</body>
The BibleTag application will take a file and convert all the references to Forge format, i.e. <scripref> Joh 1:1</scripref>, automatically.
Unzip all the downloaded files into a directory ( I used C:\bibletag). Read the readme.txt file. Basically what you need to do is:
1. open a cmd window in the bibletag directory
2. Enter the following command:
bibletag -swordsearcher c:\directory
(where c:\directory contains an htm file that you want to convert - say test.htm)
3. It will prompt you and then create an output file called test_bibletag.htm Here are two simple files to show the effect:
test.htm
<body>
Joh 1:1
Isa 64:6
Luk 13:3
Mat 28:19
</body>
test_bibletag.htm
<body>
<SCRIPREF>John 1:1</SCRIPREF>
<SCRIPREF>Isa 64:6</SCRIPREF>
<SCRIPREF>Luke 13:3</SCRIPREF>
<SCRIPREF>Mtt 28:19</SCRIPREF>
</body>
