tim-hub / obsidian-bible-reference

Take Bible Study notes easily in the popular note-taking app Obsidian, with automatic verse and reference suggestions.
https://antioch.tech/obsidian-bible-reference/
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iPad Support #105

Closed obxjack closed 1 year ago

obxjack commented 1 year ago

Describe the bug The plugin doesn’t appear to work on the iPad. I type —John1:1 and nothing happens.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Open new file
  2. Type —1John1:1

Expected behavior Expect verse suggestion to appear.

What Device Do You Use(please complete the following information):

tim-hub commented 1 year ago

Hi @obxjack

FYI, I tried on my own old iPad, it worked as expected.

Please understand that the iPad is the hardest to debug for Obsidian plugins.

It could be due to network, API endpoint, etc

Do you have any update now?

Ref: https://forum.obsidian.md/t/access-the-obsidian-console-on-ios-app/23476

leesyang commented 1 year ago

I have the same issue on my iPad Pro, 16.6. No verse suggestion appears.

tim-hub commented 1 year ago

@obxjack @leesyang

Did you use the version from bible.com or bolls life?

https://github.com/tim-hub/obsidian-bible-reference/issues/117

Does v1.9.0 solve this?

leesyang commented 1 year ago

@tim-hub does not work with v1.9.0. Using ESV bolls life.

tim-hub commented 1 year ago

@tim-hub does not work with v1.9.0. Using ESV bolls life.

Thanks, @leesyang

Do you mean it work when using ESV under app version 1.9.0?

Or does not work under version 1.9.0 at all?

leesyang commented 1 year ago

@tim-hub does not work with v1.9.0. Using ESV bolls life.

Thanks, @leesyang

Do you mean it work when using ESV under app version 1.9.0?

Or does not work under version 1.9.0 at all?

I'm using version 1.9.0 with the Bolls Life ESV and it is not working.

NeonSupernova commented 1 year ago

I believe I have found the issue. It would seem that on iOS, or iPadOS, using - twice in a row, automatically formats it to —, this can be resolved by using an alternate keyboard that does not adjust this --.

tim-hub commented 1 year ago

I believe I have found the issue. It would seem that on iOS, or iPadOS, using - twice in a row, automatically formats it to —, this can be resolved by using an alternate keyboard that does not adjust this --.

Thanks.

I updated the wiki of how to turn off smart punctuation and Readme to resolve this temporarily. I believe this smart punctuation conflict is not only with this plugins, but also some other iOS apps too.