Bibledit-Web 1.1 has been released.
Bibledit-Web is a tool for Online Bible translation.
Changes:
Improved automatic save in online USFM editor.
Every night it clears out all sessions.
Improved passage navigator: Enter nothing or + for next verse, and - for previous verse.
Internal cleanup of the Consultation Notes editor.
Improved passage detection when editing the passage of a consultation note.
Better user experience while dealing with consultation notes.
Privacy handling was removed from the consultation notes.
Creating a consultation note from a change notification allows the summary and content to be edited.
Expanding a Change Notifications gives "Loading..." feedback.
The menu is available from a Start button.
The menu dynamically moves more often used items to the top.
Can make external resources available offline for faster display.
After login, takes the user straight to the desired function, for a smoother user experience.
Optimized data transfer into collaboration repository.
The translators can also Send/Receive, no longer the managers only.
It has a setting to send and receive every five minutes.
More robust synchronization from the collaboration repository to the Bible database.
A note can be marked to be deleted after a week.
Requires program "merge" in package "rcs".
Resolves conflicts during Send/receive by merging the two versions with grapheme granularity.
The Sword module export links to information about Sword module making.
The installer sets the maximum size of file uploads to 8 Mbyte PHP.
Time consuming operations on Bibles no longer time out.
Does not delete session files younger than the cookie timeout of 12 hours.
The consultation notes editor is as wide as the browser window.
Adding a comment to a consultation note focuses the notes editor so the user can type straightaway.
For safety the USFM editor only saves a chapter when the length of the new text does not differ more than 20% from the length of the existing text, and the new text is at least 80% similar to the existing text.
Pasting text into the consultation notes editor converts it to plain text.
There is a tool for checking the consistency of the Bible translation.
Subscribed users get a daily email detailing the changes they have entered in the web-based Bible editor.
The caret of the USFM editor scrolls the center of the browser window.
A moving vertical yellow arrow points to the position of the caret in the Bible editor.
Tasks can be defined for a sprint, and moved to another sprint.
The percentage complete can be set for each task in steps.
Sends weekly email with the sprint planning and a burndown chart to subscribed users.