When I click on the lectionary day on the homepage ribbon to open the default lectionary layout, it ignores the lectionary translation preference and opens the highest priority Bible.This will be fixed in an upcoming beta. (Specifically, it does not use the translation preference set in the lectionary--that is just for the display inside that resource--but will use your prioritisation rules, including advanced prioritisation.)
BUG: Navigation default lectionary layout Verbum
MJ. Smith
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1. When I click on the lectionary day on the homepage ribbon to open the default lectionary layout, it ignores the lectionary translation preference and opens the highest priority Bible.
2. When on the lectionary default layout, when I click on the psalm passage, the Bible opened is the default for the lectionary which is the correct behavior. However, the new reference is propagated to only 3 of the 4 relevant panes - the commentary pane is not updated with the new reference.
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EDIT: I responded without noticing that this is a beta thread. I have Logos Bible Software 5.2a SR-3 (5.2.1.0107) installed on Windows 8. I chose not to delete this post in case it helps for comparison.
MJ. Smith said:1. When I click on the lectionary day on the homepage ribbon to open the default lectionary layout, it ignores the lectionary translation preference and opens the highest priority Bible.
I believe the lectionary pane translation preference only establishes what text is displayed within the lectionary pane.
MJ. Smith said:2. When on the lectionary default layout, when I click on the psalm passage, the Bible opened is the default for the lectionary which is the correct behavior. However, the new reference is propagated to only 3 of the 4 relevant panes - the commentary pane is not updated with the new reference.
When I tested my Logos installation the reference was propagated to the commentary.
I have also observed the following:
The 'bible' opened from a bible reference link in a lectionary is the highest priority translation - unless prioritization limits are set, for a lower priority bible translation, applying to references from the lectionary resource in use.
Setting prioritization limits for a bible translation applying to references from a lectionary resource will establish the 'bible' opened when clicking on a bible reference link within that lectionary. This prioritization also establishes the text displayed for that lectionary in the lectionary pane, if the lectionary pane translation preference is "Default" (see Note).
If, yet another, bible translation is selected via the lectionary pane translation preference drop-down menu, this translation will establish the text displayed in the lectionary pane. As previously observed selecting a translation preference from this drop-down menu does not affect the translation priority for bible reference links in a lectionary.
Note: Within the lectionary pane translation preference drop-down menu the 'bible' indicated as the "Default" within parentheses, i.e. "Default (REB)", will be your highest priority translation even if prioritization limits for another translation have been set.
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MJ. Smith said:
1. When I click on the lectionary day on the homepage ribbon to open the default lectionary layout, it ignores the lectionary translation preference and opens the highest priority Bible.
This is the correct behavior. The top-middle section of the Lectionary Layout opens your top five prioritized Bibles. The lectionary translation preference just sets which bible the dynamic text is pulled from.
MJ. Smith said:2. When on the lectionary default layout, when I click on the psalm passage, the Bible opened is the default for the lectionary which is the correct behavior. However, the new reference is propagated to only 3 of the 4 relevant panes - the commentary pane is not updated with the new reference.
I don't get either of these behaviors. When I click the psalm link, it updates all panels correctly, and opens the link in my highest priority Bible. Did the commentary not update because The Acts of the Apostles doesn't have references for Psalms? Glancing through it I only saw Acts references.
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MJ. Smith said:
the commentary pane is not updated with the new reference.
The Sacra Pagina series does not have a volume on Psalms.
The system doesn't automatically switch to another series if the current series doesn't contain the reference being navigated to.
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MJ. Smith said:
When I click on the lectionary day on the homepage ribbon to open the default lectionary layout, it ignores the lectionary translation preference and opens the highest priority Bible.
This will be fixed in an upcoming beta. (Specifically, it does not use the translation preference set in the lectionary--that is just for the display inside that resource--but will use your prioritisation rules, including advanced prioritisation.)
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Bradley Grainger (Logos) said:
This will be fixed in an upcoming beta. (Specifically, it does not use the translation preference set in the lectionary--that is just for the display inside that resource--but will use your prioritisation rules, including advanced prioritisation.)
This should be fixed in 5.2b Beta 3. [:)]
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Confirmed fixed. And thanks for the Verbum beta!!!
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Bradley Grainger (Logos) said:
The Sacra Pagina series does not have a volume on Psalms.
I think I'll go and do a custom series out of Sacra Pagina and Berit Olam. You may want to do the same, MJ.
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Definitely one of the more useful features they've added recently!
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