| Add Bible Search to your Site |
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| Give your website visitors a convenient and powerful way to search the Bible, right from your own website. Simply copy and paste the code below into the HTML of your site. When you're finished, a search box like the one below should appear. |
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| Link to BiblesWay.com |
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| You can link BiblesWay.com from your own web pages. Copy and paste the code below to the HTML of your site. |
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| Basic Link to BiblesWay.com |
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| Link to a Passage |
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By adding some parameters to the end of the URL, can pass along passage and search requests.
You can use the following parameters: |
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| qversionsID |
The version id of the version you wish to use. |
qversionsID=kjv |
| qbook |
The book you wish to use. |
qbook=1 |
| qchapter |
The chapter you wish to use. |
qchapter=1 |
| qverse |
The verse you wish to use. |
qverse=1 |
| qkeyword |
The word you wish to search. |
qkeyword=jesus |
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| Version and Book Codes |
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| To add parameters, you start by adding |
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to your URL. |
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| The URL, which is ready to have parameters added, should look like this: |
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| URL ready for parameter addition: |
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| To add your first parameter, add it to the end of the URL using the format |
| parameter_name=parameter_value |
This could look like "qbook=1". Now the link looks more like this: |
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| URL with one parameter: |
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| If you wish to add additional parameters, you have to separate them with an ampersand ( |
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| URL with multiple parameters: |
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| Example Link to a Passage: |
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| Link to Genesis 1:1 |
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| Click to view results
Genesis 1:1
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| Link to Matthew 1:23 |
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| Click to view results
Matthew 1:23
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| Search for Keyword: |
| Example keyword: Jesus |
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| Click to view results
Search for "Jesus" in King James Version
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