I have a couple of workflows - one in Editorial I mentioned before, but am working on one for Drafts 5 at the moment. I would like to automate...
Hi there, I was just curious if you found a solution for 1Writer. My nephew and I put something together for his sister's 1Writer, I think it's...
I haven't used my iPad lately for text notes because of an issue I'm having with the onscreen keyboard... when I type a comma and then a space, it...
Wow, that's really good. Thanks for your work on that. I still notice that it won't identify 1 John, but maybe that can be solved by reordering....
I discovered that, and I rearranged the order of each book's abbreviations in the list. The Corinthians books are like this: ['1 Corinthians',...
Do you have any idea why it fails to replace "1 Corinthians"? I had the workflow list out all of the references it found from the first regex and...
It's very random, I don't understand what's going on... Also I don't think it will grab scriptures in a book with a single chapter like Jude.
I'm getting some weird results too. I replaced all of the "es" links with "en", which I had forgotten... but now it refuses to acknowledge...
This is wonderful! It works perfectly, and really FAST. Thank you for sharing it! I added the English abbreviations here:...
If you swipe left to see the preview it should do that, as long as Markdown doesn't get confused (I had it confused when pasting a link right...
I thought of one more small change I needed to do. Now if there are multiple scriptures in the parentheses (separated by ';') it will split them...
I have been using this as an excuse to learn more Editorial scripting, and I came up with another one....
Yes, that's fine. Like I said, it's not that common (apart from stuck in my head, and apparently the Chicago Manual of Style, thus putting it in...
You've seriously never seen it used? It's not as common, but it is valid.
I was a bit surprised not to be able to link to a scripture in 1Chr using the URL scheme. "1Ch" seems to work, as does "1Chron". Low priority...
Cool, sounds like you'd enjoy it. One thing about editorial, as opposed to Drafts or Workflow (similar tools) is the really good documentation.
Hi there Mikel... no, Editorial is a text editor. It has a ton of automation features built in though, so you can script things (like looking up...
Ah yes. That was actually going to be my next project. Actually, I may do a combination in adding the scripture as a linked footnote, much like...
I would think that Equipd would just return a null string for any scripture that was not found. It already appears to do some kind of checking...
Personally I'd say I wouldn't need the UI. If I wanted the UI I could use a different action/URL.
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