Url Accepts MT Book Number

The URL will now accept the MT book number, as well as the SBL abbreviation.

structure/OshbVerse/Script/ReferenceLocation.js

@@ -18,8 +18,17 @@ refLocation = function() {
 			results;
 		if (url.length > 75) {return parts;} // Excessively long URL.
 		results = url.search.match(/b=(\w+)/);
-		if (results && results[1] && sblNames.indexOf(results[1]) >= 0) {
-			parts.book = results[1];
+		if (results && results[1]) {
+			if (sblNames.indexOf(results[1]) >= 0) {
+				parts.book = results[1];
+			} else {
+				mtNum = parseInt(results[1]);
+				if (mtNum > 0 && mtNum < 40) {
+					parts.book = sblNames[mtNum - 1];
+				} else {
+					return parts; // Unknown book number.
+				}
+			}
 		} else {
 			return parts; // Unknown book abbreviation.
 		}

structure/OshbVerse/readme.md

@@ -29,7 +29,8 @@ Several new components have been added to facilitate the popup display, and
 interpretation of the cantillation marks. Altogether, we have:
 
 -	ReferenceLocation.js (Added 8/2/2019) manages URL locations, to
-	make and process the link.
+	make and process the link. Expanded 8/1/2020, to accept the MT book
+	number, as well as the SBL abbreviation, in the URL.
 
 -	AccentCatalog.js catalogs the accents by type and scope.
 
@@ -70,6 +71,7 @@ The OshbVerse demo is licensed under a
 license. For attribution purposes, credit the Open Scriptures Hebrew Bible
 Project.
 
+Updated August 1, 2020  
 Updated August 2, 2019  
 Updated June 9, 2018  
 Updated June 22, 2017