No, not the Bible Code, but the Bible in the Code. I like to put Bible verses in my code. I'm wondering if any other programmers do that? If not, do you do something else?
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I've got a database version of the bible that Im working on for my site, and plann to encorporate it into a PHP code for my site.
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I would go with a PHP/MYSQL, but Javascript isn't a bad idea either 
Create a file name verses.js
Copy and paste the following in your verses.js file:
Now paste the following in the header of you page:
Then, where you want the verses to apear, add the following:
Create a file name verses.js
Copy and paste the following in your verses.js file:
Code:
var verses = [
"verse 1",
"verse 2",
"verse 3",
"verse 4"
]
verses.pickOne = function() {
//var r = this.length - 2;
var r = Math.round(Math.random() * (this.length - 2));
document.write(this[r]);
}
Code:
<script language="javascript" src="verses.js"></script>
Code:
<script language="javascript">verses.pickOne()</script>
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I am currently working on a C++ project of putting the Bible into "Code." Is that what you want???
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Mr. Fields
Can't fool this cat...
Easter eggs are fun to code in. I have put them in several of my programs.
Another way to code verses or anything else you want (not an easter egg) that can only be seen by doing a text read of the executable file, is to declare a string variable (VB) or a character array (C) or constant, and set the contents to equal your text or verse.
Another way to code verses or anything else you want (not an easter egg) that can only be seen by doing a text read of the executable file, is to declare a string variable (VB) or a character array (C) or constant, and set the contents to equal your text or verse.
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Just randomly add some excess code in...
<! John 3:16 "For God so loved the world that he gave His only Son that whoever believes in Him will not perish but have everlasting life">
In random spots in the HTML code. It won't show up on the actual site, to see it someone would have to view your source. As long as you have "<!" at the start and ">" at the end it won't show up in the code.
<! John 3:16 "For God so loved the world that he gave His only Son that whoever believes in Him will not perish but have everlasting life">
In random spots in the HTML code. It won't show up on the actual site, to see it someone would have to view your source. As long as you have "<!" at the start and ">" at the end it won't show up in the code.
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pgp_protector: Are you putting it into a mySQL database, if so I'd like a copy of the .sql file from that database if you wouldn't mind.
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Yea he wants it to just be a hidden little extra...
...like the bible verse on the bottom of an In-n-out cup.
...like the bible verse on the bottom of an In-n-out cup.
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That's awesome! LoL!
Like in C++/C#
/* "So that you will walk in a manner worthy of the Lord, to please Him in all respects, bearing fruit in every good work and increasing in the knowledge of God." Colossians 1:10 */
Good idea!
Sometimes when I code, and things go wrong, I can get kind of angry with it.
But "commenting" some Bible verses is a good idea! It could help you to think about what is right (Phil. 4:8) instead of getting mad at your code...
Like in C++/C#
/* "So that you will walk in a manner worthy of the Lord, to please Him in all respects, bearing fruit in every good work and increasing in the knowledge of God." Colossians 1:10 */
Good idea!
Sometimes when I code, and things go wrong, I can get kind of angry with it.
But "commenting" some Bible verses is a good idea! It could help you to think about what is right (Phil. 4:8) instead of getting mad at your code...
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