Hi brothers, I´m very interesting in using this component, i think it´s great.
We are developing a web site for our church, and thanks to God I found you.
I can´t find a translate to spanish, i was looking a .zip file with a translate to french, and it seems quite simple to make a translate.
I wish to help you and make a translate to spanish for this component.
Can I?

I don´t write in english too well, Please sorry my bugs, thanks and God bless you.

Julio Cortti.

Greetings Julio,

The JoomlaCode file list is a little confusing in that it only displays one or a couple of the files under a particular folder. If you click here:

joomlacode.org/gf/project/biblestudy/frs...;frs_package_id=3772

You can see that the Spanish translation is out there and just needs to be downloaded and installed. Hope this works for you!

Blessings,

Tom

Thanks Tom, God bless you.
How can I link the bible verses to a database in spanish, did you know anyone?

We don't have a way to do that at present. You could try using JoomFish - it's possible I suppose with that component but I'm not sure. We are hoping in the future that more Bible translations will provide a web service for us to retrieve the verses. But now only the ESV does that. If you have knowledge of a web service we could use for a Spanish version let us know!

Tom

Julio, I discovered something that might help you. It's call RefTagger, by Logos. The link for their site is here: www.logos.com/reftagger

It automatically finds Bible references in your web content and displays the Bible text in your choice of a long list of Bible translations. The list of translations is only stated by abbreviation, so I can't say for sure that there is a Spanish one, but it seems likely, because on the main bible.logos.com website there are a couple translations that look like they might be Spanish: "La Biblia de las Américas" and "Nueva Biblia de los Hispanos". I can't tell if either of those are among the translations that you can use with RefTagger, but it's worth taking a look.

RefTagger might be something for the JoomlaOregon folks to know about. You said:
RefTagger works differently than your scripture reference code (a little script is inserted in the template index.php, which calls a Javascript file on the logos.com server), but at least it offers more translation choices. You could spread the word to your user community, perhaps.