Issue with export of a notebook

When I want to export a notebook, all anchor references that refer to a specific translation are not displayed. Only anchors that have Bible passages without reference to a specific translation are visible. Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?

Regards

Dirk

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MJ. Smith

bumping in hopes of eliciting a useful response

Dave Hooton

When I want to export a notebook, all anchor references that refer to a specific translation are not displayed. Only anchors that have Bible passages without reference to a specific translation are visible. Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?

Regards

Dirk

It is a BUG and typical of the poor performance when Exporting Notes.

Dirk Schürmann

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1270427#Comment_1270427

Thanks Dave, for this confirmation.

Do you know the way how to address this to the Logos programmer?

Dirk

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1270458#Comment_1270458

Do you know the way how to address this to the Logos programmer?

Appropriate programming staff are paying attention to the forums and the feedback site.

Dirk Schürmann

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1270488#Comment_1270488

Are you really sure? By chance I detected today in the German forum that this issue was reported already in October 2020. Now we reach nearly October 2023 and nothing has happened.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1270610#Comment_1270610

Are you really sure? By chance I detected today in the German forum that this issue was reported already in October 2020. Now we reach nearly October 2023 and nothing has happened.

Yes. And having spent a career in IT, I know I had items on my list that didn't get done in twenty years. For things that are not major new projects, the factors that go into prioritization include several that we as users do not know.

estimated resources needed to implement on each platform affected
skill set of required resources
number of users affected by the change
severity of the problem (crash, freeze, erroneous data, visual interface)
am I in the code for other reasons

There are at least three areas where the changes needed are massive although it is not obvious:

Footnotes for searching and attaching notes
Separation of milestones for Bible text vs. commentary in many commentaries
Analogous dates in liturgical calendars

Yes, there are many requests in the feedback site that will never be done in the way requested. The request is not well thought out in terms of the broad base of users and/or the architecture of Logos books and tagging. But that does not mean they are ignored. Rather the issue they are trying to resolve may be resolved in another manner. The multi-view panel is an example of this.

Dirk Schürmann

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1270621#Comment_1270621

Thanks for you feedback. Could you please explain what you mean with "Rather the issue they are trying to resolve may be resolved in another manner. The multi-view panel is an example of this"?

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1270633#Comment_1270633

Could you please explain what you mean with "Rather the issue they are trying to resolve may be resolved in another manner. The multi-view panel is an example of this"?

There was strong support for what used to be called a "master-slave" relationship in linked-sets. Instead, we were given the single driver function in a multi-view panel which is independent of the linked-set function.