Bibledit-Web 0.9 has been released.
Bibledit-Web is an online tool for Bible translation work.
Changes:
The personal notifications settings uses checkboxes for improved clarity.
Users can check the option to be notified by email about deleted consultation notes.
Exports USFM to clear text each midnight.
Clearer emails for the daily changes.
Can access password protected git repositories through the https protocol, as used on
github.com.
The layout of the logbook is more compact in case of long entries.
It installs on on Ubuntu Server 13.04 which no longer includes the smarty 2 engine.
If any of the regular automatic tasks behaves unexpectedly, information about it will be in the logbook.
Checks on the Bibles run every night.
Results of the checks are visible on the web.
Checks can be enabled or disabled.
Users who subscribe to the Bible checks receive regular emails if there are results of the checks.
It has a check on double spaces in the raw USFM of the Bibles.
It has a check on a full stop at the end of a heading in the Bibles.
It has a check on a space before a comma, semicolon, colon, full stop, question mark, or exclamation mark in the Bible text.
It has a check on a the structure and punctuation of sentences in the Bible text.
Requires the PHP intl module for internationalization support.
User login is written to the logbook.
Contains script update-0.8-to-0.9.php to be manually run when upgrading bibledit-web-0.8 to 0.9.
The Notes Selector searches better on text.
The site search works through MySQL full-text search.
The search results display the Consultations Notes at the left and the Bible text at the right.
No longer requires package sphinxsearch, smarty or smarty-gettext.