refTagger page errors...

Greetings,

Thanks very much for providing this really cool script!

I put reftag on one page of my site: http://www.sdca.org/beliefs/statement/index_test.htm

Errors are thrown: PHLFO_onload is not defined -and- expireDate is not defined (I believe that this latter error happens when I add the Bible Options control). You can see the errors via Firefox Firebug add-on pictured here: http://screencast.com/t/NWIzYjIyN

NOTE: I don't want scripture popups on every page on the site so I did not put the reftag javascript immediately before the </body> tag in the template. Rather, it's at the bottom of editable section of this page. is that the issue?

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MJ. Smith

NOTE: I don't want scripture popups on every page on the site so I did not put the reftag javascript immediately before the </body> tag in the template. Rather, it's at the bottom of editable section of this page. is that the issue?

What do you mean by "editable section"? For example, for my use of Dreamweaver templates the bottom of the editable section is just before </body>

Glen Leslie

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/47379#Comment_47379

In our use, the footer is a template. So the "editable space" in the Dreamweaver template is essentially the white (non-green) space on the screen. Specifically for refTag, the script is sitting in the html code right after the reference to II Corinthians 5:20 at the bottom of the page -- but before all the code to build the footer and foot navigation bar ... (http://www.sdca.org/beliefs/statement/index_test.htm).

Bryan Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/47381#Comment_47381

Hi Glen,

The problem was with our script. It looks like a new bug that was introduced just yesterday. I have corrected the error, and it looks like the control panel on your site is working as expected now. Thanks for the report.

Bryan

Glen Leslie

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/47579#Comment_47579

Cool. Please pass along sincere thanks to your management who allow you to work on this project.

(OK, it's a really great example of viral marketing too!)