Minor bug
Doing a search on the NET Bible on the word "flood" the entry for Nah 1:8 is missing the space between "flood" and "he" ; I can create a similar problem in Nah 1:10 on the word "consumed" - it appears to be a problem with the final word of a line when it has a footnote.
My suggestion - fix it?
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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I created the same error when I do a search on "flood" and look at Nah 1:8, and also for "consumed", but then I tried a different word "plot" which in Nah 1:4 had a footnote next to it, and it didn't cause the same error. To me this is a minor error that I can live with, I'm more concerned with all the links that don't match up as I'm reading and wanting to look at the link in the text but get sent to a totally other place and reference then was expected. I guess that's why we say that only the original documents are without error s[:D], and definitely not with electronic copies.
Ralph
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RalphMauch said:
but then I tried a different word "plot" which in Nah 1:4
That should be Nah 1:9 and not 1:4... I guess to err is human.
Ralph
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RalphMauch said:
I'm more concerned with all the links that don't match up
I hope you're letting Logos know of these errors [Y]
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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Joe Miller said:
report and help us all out brother
Actually, I hope that the "Report Typo" tool works for this, because that is what I've been using and describing what it linked to instead of the intended link. Some of the links unfortunately were from other publishers other then logos, but I'm guessing that typo's and other problems like links get back to them as they update their versions. Most of my link problems were with the various Journal resources which I bought directly from Galaxy. The most recent link issue was while studying in the "COMMENTARY on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament" while reading a section from the letter to the Hebrews, which unfortunately I didn't reference for my own records, something that I probably should start to do.
It would be helpful if logos could tell us if there is a better tool for when we come across links that don't make sense, or are blatantly the wrong link for a Scripture reference. AND, what is the best way to know when updates for Libronix from other publishers have updates... would I have to contact Galaxy, for instance?
Ralph
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