I worked on this quite a while ago, but now I tried it out once more on localhost and found that 1 thing did not work at all. So I spent quite a few hours on it until I put it together satisfactorily (I hope it will now work in every case), and today I uploaded it to the hosting. Anyone can add plans, just as anyone can read them. To prevent pointless reading plans from being created, every reading plan has to be approved twice by me as the admin. Why twice? Typically it will go something like this:
- The user creates a reading plan in phase 1 – this includes the name, description and category of the plan. I have not set up any categories, so everyone will be able to create a brand new category, or, if someone has already created one before them, they can select it. Please try not to create a new category at all costs! After this first step, an email is sent to me.
- If I like the plan based on the details provided, I will approve it for phase 1. The author of the reading plan will receive an email with a link which, when opened, will let them enter the verses for the reading plan. They then submit it and the approval is up to me again – this time in phase 2, in which, in addition to the basic information, I will also examine the verses to see whether they really have something to do with the name and description.
- Once I approve the plan in phase 2, I will send the user an email about it, and from that moment on the plan is publicly available.
If you want to try out the BibleServer plans, open 👻 A page used to live here. Now there is only wind and weeds. and click Create a new reading plan, or here is a direct link to the same thing, just as a direct link .