Wish Listing e-books!

Now that FL has finally begun to allow a search in Logos.com to show results from its e-books' site (thank you so very much for this!), can there be additional steps to make it easier that when one does such a search to add items to one's wishlist without having to manually go find the item in the e-books' site and then add it there. There are WAY too many steps currently to do this simple task? Thanks!

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Simon’s Brother

Now that FL has finally begun to allow a search in Logos.com to show results from its e-books' site (thank you so very much for this!), can there be additional steps to make it easier that when one does such a search to add items to one's wishlist without having to manually go find the item in the e-books' site and then add it there. There are WAY too many steps currently to do this simple task? Thanks!

You can do it in two clicks.

1. Click on the title in search results and it will take you to a logos.com product page.

2.Look for the wording ‘Look for the product and thousands more like it on ebooks.faithlife.com’ Click on the linked text and you will go straight to the book on the eBook page for the Book.

Personally i think this is worded poorly and so not very clear it’s a link to the book.

Dr. Ken

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1077972#Comment_1077972

Now that FL has finally begun to allow a search in Logos.com to show results from its e-books' site (thank you so very much for this!), can there be additional steps to make it easier that when one does such a search to add items to one's wishlist without having to manually go find the item in the e-books' site and then add it there. There are WAY too many steps currently to do this simple task? Thanks!

You can do it in two clicks.

1. Click on the title in search results and it will take you to a logos.com product page.

2.Look for the wording ‘Look for the product and thousands more like it on ebooks.faithlife.com’ Click on the linked text and you will go straight to the book on the eBook page for the Book.

Personally i think this is worded poorly and so not very clear it’s a link to the book.

Thanks! I assumed that would work, but I did try that very thing, and it didn't work as it did nothing (broken link?); hence, I decided to take the time out of my schedule to make this posting!