Toongabbie Anglican Church in Australia uses the ESV Web Service to show the Scripture passages that go along with talks—without leaving their site and even without going to a separate part of their site. They use AJAX to integrate the ESV text right into the page.
For example:
Update: The Toongabbie webmaster explains how it works (including code).
[...] Bible Tech at the ESV Bible Blog. [...]
Pingback by Pseudo-Polymath » Blog Archive » Morning Highlights — August 9, 2006 @ 11:46 am
[...] I saw on the ESV blog that the webmasters at Toongabbie have produced a sweet ajax-powered use of the ESV web service to dynamically update the sidebar of their blog when the user selects a Bible reference. The sidebar even displays the footnotes and formatting of the Scripture text. Impressive indeed!Are there any ajax/PHP developers out there who can help us make this sort of functionality a reality for Scripturizer? [...]
Pingback by Scripturizer Plugin Development » Ajax-Powered Scripturizer — August 10, 2006 @ 5:03 pm
[...] Simon Job, webmaster for Toongabbie Anglican Church, graciously and generously released the code for his sweet AJAX-powered show ESV text feature (see ESV blog writeup). I think Simon’s code can be nicely adapted into Scripturizer’s next release in order to revamp the current show/hide ESV text functionality. [...]
Pingback by Scripturizer Plugin Development » AJAX-Powered ESV Show Text Feature — August 19, 2006 @ 10:07 am
The ESV Bible Blog has linked to a recent Bible Talk from Toongabbie Anglican Church to show how we implemented their ESV Web Service on the site. Nice of them to send us some new traffic.
Trackback by ESV Blog links to TAC(Toongabbie Anglican Church) — January 18, 2007 @ 4:23 pm
Bible Tech at the ESV Bible Blog.
Trackback by Soft Tech Toys — January 18, 2007 @ 4:23 pm