[Bug] PB Links in the Word Document goes to the beginning instead of the correct Location
Hello
If I import a Word file with links created with Command+K to a Heading. Then after import in Logos the link goes to the beginning of the document instead to the correct location.
I mean created with this one.
Thanks for the fix.
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I mean created with this one.
The popup is different to my Word 365. If that is a hyperlink to a "Place in this document", have you first highlighted the text that is to be displayed for the link (Anzuzeigender text)? Have you defined any Word Headings (Uberschriften)?
Perhaps you can illustrate with a screenshot that shows the text + the hyperlink box.
Dave
===Windows 11 & Android 13
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I mean created with this one.
The popup is different to my Word 365. If that is a hyperlink to a "Place in this document", have you first highlighted the text that is to be displayed for the link (Anzuzeigender text)? Have you defined any Word Headings (Uberschriften)?
Perhaps you can illustrate with a screenshot that shows the text + the hyperlink box.
Hello Dave
Yes, to "Place in this document"
Yes, to "have you first highlighted the text that is to be displayed for the link (Anzuzeigender text)?"
Yes, to "Have you defined any Word Headings (Überschriften)?"
In Word it works as it should. It goes to the Headings, below in the document.
In Logos it goes to the beginning of the Document. But that would be the one on top to choose from the image I sent.
If I hoover over the link in Logos it shows the first Headings with some additional context below, but not the correct Heading in the text. The document begins with a Heading. So it can be, Logos don't mix the option between "Dokumentbeginn" and "Überschriften", but simply choose the fist heading of the document. I have no clue which of the possibilities Logos do, but none of the link I have created goes to the correct location.
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I have now deleted all links. And made a new one only to "Vorwort". Now it works correct in Logos.
Previous I started to make links to "[[@BIBLEUBS4:MT]]NACH Matthäus" the links was blue in Logos, but it goes to the wrong location.
New test:
Now I have done a link to the Vorwort, all is ok. As i told above. I have also done now a second one. to [[@BIBLEUBS4:MT]]NACH Matthäus. The second link don't appear in Logos.
After made a 3rd one to Lukas (I skipped Mark), the second one to Nach Matthäus is appearing, but it goes to the wrong location. this now goes again to the first heading.
Interesting: the first [[@BIBLEUBS4:MT]]NACH Matthäus don't appear. the second [[@BIBLEUBS4:LK]]NACH Lukas. don't appear too. But now the second link to Matthäus appear and but t goes to the wrong location. so multiple bugs with to [[@BIBLEUBS4:MT]]XXXX links in Logos.
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Interesting: the first [[@BIBLEUBS4:MT]]NACH Matthäus don't appear. the second [[@BIBLEUBS4:LK]]NACH Lukas. don't appear too. But now the second link to Matthäus appear and but t goes to the wrong location. so multiple bugs with to [[@BIBLEUBS4:MT]]XXXX links in Logos.
Word hyperlinks to Logos datatypes will not work in a PB, so it is best to link to a Word Heading style (Vorwort?) e.g.
Various Experiments ---> Heading 1
Dave
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Hello Dave
Thanks, I'm not fully understand your explanation. But I guess to a style don't work as Matthäus, Lukas etc. have the same style.
Would it then not better to a Textmark?
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But I guess to a style don't work as Matthäus, Lukas etc. have the same style.
Would it then not better to a Textmark?
The caveat was that Logos datatypes to Matthäus, Lukas etc.(bible datatypes) just don't work as hyperlinks. Plain text heading styles will work, as will a Bookmark (Textmark) at that location.
Dave
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Hello Dave
As I wrote above the target has the [[@BIBLEUBS4:MT]]Nach Matthäus milestone. I found now a good solution with [[Nach Matthäus >> Bible:Mt]]
Thanks
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