Search: Prepositional Object (Cascadia)
Wondering if this is a bug? A search for prepositional objects in Romans results in zero hits, but works for other books I tried (e.g., 1 Corinthians).
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How are you setting up the search?
When I use the Propositional Object template I need to enter a word in the Object box before I can execute the search / make the Go button active
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For 1 Corinthians, I started typing in "1 Cori" in the All Passages section and then selected 1 Corinthians Bible. Then hit Enter. I get 170 hits when I do the same thing for Philippians. I get 737 hits when I do the same thing for Revelation. I get 1,050 hits when I do the same thing for John.
I then did the same for Romans. I started typing in "Roma" in the All Passages section and then selected Romans Bible. Then hit Enter. I get zero hits.
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For 1 Corinthians, I started typing in "1 Cori" in the All Passages section and then selected 1 Corinthians Bible. Then hit Enter. I get 170 hits
When I do that I don't get anything - as the Go button isn't enabled and no search runs.
How did you generate the query in the first place? Was it using one of the Syntax Search templates?
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I select Query and then choose Prepositional Object (Cascadia) from the template dropdown list.
I'm on a Mac in case the environment may make a difference in this instance.
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I'm on a Mac in case the environment may make a difference in this instance.
That was really helpful - the Windows and Mac versions operate slightly differently here.
The Prepositional Object template generates a search as shown below - and, it appears, there are no matching phrases in Romans which is why you aren't getting any hits
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I'm on Mac and get similar results and behavior for the "prepositional object".
There does seem to be some issue with Romans and the SBL syntax as just using "prepositional phrase" in a syntax search query finds nothing in Romans.
While the Cascadia Dataset version has no issue with a query using the same search template as in Graham's screenshot.
Seems to me there is a bug involved pertaining to the SBL version and Romans.
Below is the same query that does not work for Romans in Cascadia SBL but does get results in the Dataset as in the previous screenshot.
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If I change just one thing in my search (use Pauline Epistles instead of Romans), I get results for Paul's epistles and these results include Romans.
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While the Cascadia Dataset version has no issue with a query using the same search template as in Graham's screenshot.
Seems to me there is a bug involved pertaining to the SBL version and Romans.
I generated a BUG Report for this.
Dave
===Windows 11 & Android 13
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While the Cascadia Dataset version has no issue with a query using the same search template as in Graham's screenshot.
Seems to me there is a bug involved pertaining to the SBL version and Romans.
I generated a BUG Report for this.
Thank you Dave!! I also reported it via email.
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Thanks all for your input/help on this!
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Responded on this forum with an update on creating a case for our team.
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