Biblical People/Places/Things Linking

spitzerpl
spitzerpl Member Posts: 4,998
edited November 20 in English Forum

Is linking going to be available for the Biblical People/Places/Things? I would like to create hyperlinks to these reports.

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  • Bradley Grainger (Logos)
    Bradley Grainger (Logos) Administrator, Logos Employee Posts: 11,957

    Is linking going to be available for the Biblical People/Places/Things? I would like to create hyperlinks to these reports.


    Do you mean linking from outside the program, e.g. with a libronixdls: link? If so, then yes, but after 4.0. (We plan to develop a new protocol that avoids the cross-browser, character encoding, and Unicode issues that plague the current libronixdls: protocol, but don't have time to do it for 4.0.)

  • spitzerpl
    spitzerpl Member Posts: 4,998

    Is linking going to be available for the Biblical People/Places/Things? I would like to create hyperlinks to these reports.


    Do you mean linking from outside the program, e.g. with a libronixdls: link? If so, then yes, but after 4.0. (We plan to develop a new protocol that avoids the cross-browser, character encoding, and Unicode issues that plague the current libronixdls: protocol, but don't have time to do it for 4.0.)

    yulp, exactly what I meant. Thanks.

  • spitzerpl
    spitzerpl Member Posts: 4,998

    On the same note, will you be able to create an outside link that will open up a search?

  • Bradley Grainger (Logos)
    Bradley Grainger (Logos) Administrator, Logos Employee Posts: 11,957

    On the same note, will you be able to create an outside link that will open up a search?


    I think that we defined a URL for BibleWorks users that still works in Logos 4 (see http://community.logos.com/forums/p/1480/12582.aspx#12582). However, I doubt that it supports the full capabilities of Logos 4 (since it was initially designed for LDLS3). I expect that when we define the new protocol (mentioned in my previous post), we will provide a way to open a search; however, this is still in the future and is subject to change without notice. [:)] (Sometimes, when you come to implement a spec'ed out feature, you find that some particular component is unreasonably difficult to implement, due to past decisions or shortcuts that were taken; we'll just have to see when we get there.)