BUG: Match all forms does not work

MJ. Smith

Using the search argument term:"The Act of Peter" OR "Coptic Act of Peter" OR "An Act of Peter" OR "Act of Peter" with or without match all forms set in a book search I get the same results - results that include references to a different work "Acts of Peter". How do I exclude the latter i.e. plural title?

Graham Criddle

results that include references to a different work "Acts of Peter"

I'm not seeing this

Which resource(s) are you seeing these hits in?

Dave Hooton

Using the search argument term:"The Act of Peter" OR "Coptic Act of Peter" OR "An Act of Peter" OR "Act of Peter" with or without match all forms set in a book search I get the same results

That is correct - a phrase in quotes is immune to Match All Forms. "Act of Peter" do not include "Acts of Peter"  when I run the query.

results that include references to a different work "Acts of Peter"

If there is an underlying reference from your text search, you can expect variations like that (as with "John" which will find references to the Letters of John). So you need a datatype.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1228755#Comment_1228755

 "Act of Peter" do not include "Acts of Peter"  when I run the query.

But it does for me, so I assume it did for others as well.

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1228903#Comment_1228903

But it does for me, so I assume it did for others as well.

I see this is a Bookstore section result - I hadn't checked that and I get the same there

I wonder if there is some strange difference when searching resources not in our libraries.

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1228927#Comment_1228927

I wonder if there is some strange difference when searching resources not in our libraries.

Definitely. Another thread identified an issue with results in Print Books.