Evangelical Dictionary English priority not working.

It is a dynamic list so that generally means Egypt is not indexed in your preferred dictionary.

Can you type Egypt into its text box and see a suggested entry for it?

Dave,

It doesn't have a place to type. [:O]

But it does have an Egypt entry under the E so I'm not sure why it isn't head of the list.  [:^)]

But it does have an Egypt entry under the E so I'm not sure why it isn't head of the list. 

Exactly

It doesn't have a place to type.

A TOC is not the same as a keylink entry. As with v3 a text box indicates an index that can be used as a keylink. Show me a picture of its Information page (click i in the resource toolbar) showing Indexes and Search Fields.

It needs to be indexed on English Headwords to do what you wanted!

I wonder if it is the same in v3 - Help | About this Resource should show English as a Keylink Target.under Data Types

Dave,

Here is what it says in V3...unless I'm wrong in how I read this; English IS a keylink target right?

ere is what it says in V3...unless I'm wrong in how I read this; English IS a keylink target right?

Sure is. Something happened between L3 and L4

Logos, your thoughts on this please!

Logos, your thoughts on this please!

My first thought is: It's the weekend. [:)]

We'll look into it on Monday.

My first thought is: It's the weekend.

We'll look into it on Monday.

Hey! We're doing our part on the weekend, are you lazy? [;)]

Seriously, thanks for letting us know that you've noticed it.

Can anyone shed light on why this happens?

This resource is missing metadata identifying itself as a dictionary, and we inadvertently omitted it from our list of "dictionaries that don't identify themselves as dictionaries" (and Logos 4 is much more strict than LDLS3 about allowing resources to be navigated by headword).

I don't think we can get a fix into Beta 4, but we should be able to get it working properly in Beta 5. Thanks for reporting this bug.