Hi @animitto
This is working fine for me, but some things did not work very well until I cleared my cache and cookies.
Hi @animitto
This is working fine for me, but some things did not work very well until I cleared my cache and cookies.
Hello Bhante @sujato,
Just a minor point on the dictionaries. The word, paį¹isaį¹vedeti is listed under paį¹isaį¹vedeti (į¹ vs. į¹). The latter does not occur in the online edition at my disposal. (I still canāt search for Pali words in Pali texts on SuttaCentral. The University of Chicago PED lists the word as Paį¹isaÅvedeti, which corresponds to paį¹isaį¹vedeti
David.
Iām not sure how to check staging to see if the fix is live somewhere other than https://suttacentral.net/ but I can share that on https://suttacentral.net/subjects that Iām not seeing the references under Chrome 89.0.4389.90, Firefox 86.0.1, or Safari 14.0.3 (16610.4.3.1.7). It does seem to the be display: none issue referenced in github issue 2079 because if I go into any sort of developer tool and click that off the references appear.
Many Thanks Heath
Sorry to be so ānon-techā, but does this mean there is a glitch that needs to be fixed, or that it is something I can adjust from my end
Hello Everyone,
Firstly, huge kudos on the new release of SC!
I did a little video demo of SC 2021 on my latest video Dhamma Talk (starting when you fast forward in 1:15):
Iām using Firefox 86 on Ubuntu Linux.
The not-so-smoothness began at 4:28 in. I encountered a few small bugs, as I stumbled around navigating my way to SN 47.8.
The most annoying bug (see 6:33 in) was a horizontal scrollbar which becomes invisible unless you magically know to hover your mouse over it, or change the mouse focus to a different window.
Clicking on the reference MahÄcÅ«įø·Ätepiį¹akaį¹, 1960ā1990 doesnāt do anything, at least not for DN 1 or bhikkhu-pÄrÄjika 1.
No, there is nothing you can really do to fix anything. The use of a developer tool is just a quick manual hack that would have to be done each time the page is reloaded. The Sutta references are there but theyāre not visible. Thereās probably some bit of CSS thatās gone wonky that the dev team will need to figure out.
Am I the only one having issues returning anything in search from the suttas or vinaya from Vens. Sujato or Brahmali? For example, if I search āreedsā, I should receive results of SN 12.67 from both Bodhi and Sujato (among others), but now I am receiving only Bodhi. I am also not able to get any results from the Vinaya in search. My apologies if this has already been addressed. Of course I could always do the trick of searching through Google, but I figured you all would want to be aware.
Hi @Heath, welcome to the forum!
You can find staging site at this address: https://staging.suttacentral.net/
I just wanted to report that I donāt get proper search results on SuttaCentral. A search for āwristsā should return 9 results from Bhante Sujatoās Sutta translations, however the only results I see are 2 Jatakas.
Search for āroot of sufferingā still returns 7966 results, many of which have nothing to do with what I am after.
And I donāt find a single instance of a translation by Sujato (actually, there should be 7).
Same hear. I do realize there have been issues with the search function in the past, but when it was fully functional, Ven. Sujatoās translations would always be available. Still leaves the question of why nothing from Ven. Brahmali seems to be available via search either. Hopefully it is a quick fix.
Works on staging. Thank you for showing me where to find it. Didnāt check all the instances I mentioned but it now works in one of the places it hadnāt been working before.
At present, the text from ābilaraā is not indexed and I am processing it
I canāt seem to use search at all. It thinks Iām offline.
Hey Anum, can you tell me what system and browser you are using?
2011 MacBook Pro with OS X El Capitan with Google Chrome.
I wondered if it might be related to having tried to download SC Offline.
Even though I finally got the app, I can only get through to pages that I have previously viewed. I canāt find the files for the suttas themselves even though I watched the download bar showing progress of having downloaded them.
Even when I closed the app, then went via the usual browser, I still couldnāt use the search function.
Wasnāt rectified by a whole system restart either.
I remember the last version of SC being especially difficult to get going offline and I just canāt remember how we fixed it.
Very glad and lucky to be able to use the beautiful new SC! Thank you for this miracle of our times _/_
sure this tiny one can be for later but jotting down in case i forget
The Pali in Sinhala may have caught a new phrase here and there
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Noticed on AN 7.52 today, viewing the Pali in Sinhala alongside Bhante Sujatoās translation. using windows 10, chrome 89.0.4389.90
Grateful to have the dhamma-vinaya at fingertips _/_
Thank you for your feedback
This may be the reason for the cache, we have improved the caching strategy in the new version and you can visit staging.suttacentral.net to see if it works.
Hello Bhante @sujato,
You post, elsewhere:
However, many important entries in the CPED are omitted from the NCPED. Especially important are missing word forms, e.g., verb forms. prefixed entries, and compounds. Perhaps a long-term goal would be to review the CPED against the NCPED. I am willing to help with this, although it would take me some time. The review should endure consistent conventions (abbreviations, grammatical terms, etc.)
David.
The dictionary lookup no longer lowers the case in URLs. This is a problem since copying and pasting is a common use case, and many word instances have an initial capital letter. For example, consider the following URL: https://suttacentral.net/define/Akusala.