Anchors show differently depending on whether a Bible is downloaded or not

https://community.logos.com/forums/t/216326.aspx discusses an issue with notes / highlights not displaying as expected on books that are not downloaded.

I noted something earlier that seemed strange - and may be related.

If I add a highlight to a downloaded book, the anchor shows both the book name and the verse

But if I remove the book from the device, the anchor no longer shows the verse information

Is this intended behaviour?

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MJ. Smith

bumping an unanswered question in hope of provoking a response

Ali Pope

Is this intended behaviour?

Yes, it is. I'll reach out in the other forum post, too. Thank you, Graham!

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1262368#Comment_1262368

Is this intended behaviour?

Yes, it is.

Thanks Ali - but I'll admit I was surprised to see this.

Are you able to advise why the anchor is presented differently depending on whether the book is downloaded or not?

Thanks, Graham

Christian Alexander

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1262399#Comment_1262399

That is a good question, Graham.

Ali Pope

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1262399#Comment_1262399

Are you able to advise why the anchor is presented differently depending on whether the book is downloaded or not?

This was implemented several years ago and because a network call is required in order to get the text, this was the best option overall. It was going to be quite difficult to do this in the list of notes. I agree that it could use an update, but technically speaking, it would be a feature request.

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1262486#Comment_1262486

This was implemented several years ago and because a network call is required in order to get the text, this was the best option overall. It was going to be quite difficult to do this in the list of notes.

Thanks Ali

That makes sense - I appreciate the insight,

Graham