VyhledavaniFulltext.aspx
This page now has a new button that, when clicked, shows you some information – first of all, how long the server took in total to process your query. Second, the other 2 pieces of information are links to this search. This is useful when you search for something and want to show it to someone else so they can see it for themselves. You can choose between 2 links – a short one (in which case all other options fall back to their default settings) and a long one, which carries all the information, so the other person sees everything exactly as you do.
In addition, the site checks whether an address was returned, and if not, it does not show the links but text boxes containing the reason why the address could not be generated. Of course, if you give someone the long address, they will not only see the verses as you do, but they will also see all the controls the same way. When the data is entered correctly, this dialog looks something like this:
VyhledavaniPodlePasaze.aspx
Here I added a checkbox, just like on all the other search pages, labeled “Show with links“. As I note right on the page, this comes in handy when you want to send someone a link to what you found in the Bible – that is when links are turned on – or you can turn the links off, and then the text is easier to copy without them.
By default, links are turned on. The second improvement is that previously, if you wanted to look at Genesis 1, you first had to select a different chapter of the book of Genesis and then switch back to Genesis 1. Now you no longer have to, because the verses of Genesis 1 will be ready as soon as the page first loads. There is no Search button, so all changes take effect immediately after you change any Control.
VyhledavaniVersu.aspx
Here the new features are very similar to those of the Fulltext search. That is, the server execution time and 2 links are new. Also new is that when you give someone a link (e.g. 👻 The domain has switched off its wifi for good.), they will see the results just as the person who sent the link did. Here, too, you can choose between a short and a long link.