REQ: Make "Copy Hyperlink" available for reports e.g. BWS

This was very useful in L3 - the ability to Copy Hyperlink to a BWS report. I used this all the time in compiling study notes.

It doesn't seem to be available for BWS in L4 - could it please be added in?

I created one in L3, pasted into a Word document, and when launched, it behaved as expected - going to L4 and launching a BWS for the correct lemma, so the functionality is there. It just needs added to the menu for the BWS, PG etc.

Thanks
Richard

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spitzerpl

This was very useful in L3 - the ability to Copy Hyperlink to a BWS report. I used this all the time in compiling study notes.

It doesn't seem to be available for BWS in L4 - could it please be added in?

I created one in L3, pasted into a Word document, and when launched, it behaved as expected - going to L4 and launching a BWS for the correct lemma, so the functionality is there. It just needs added to the menu for the BWS, PG etc.

Thanks
Richard

Bradley has mentioned that they are working on this one. I cannot remember if he said 4.0 or 4.1, though. I too have been missing this feature.

Bradley Grainger (Logos)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/18986#Comment_18986

Bradley has mentioned that they are working on this one. I cannot remember if he said 4.0 or 4.1, though. I too have been missing this feature.

This will be in a release after 4.0. (The links generated by LDLS3 work most of them time, but sometimes only work in IE and not Firefox (or vice versa); sometimes encode the Greek or Hebrew word correctly, and sometimes not (again, often depending on the browser); and suffer from some other annoying minor limitations. We're waiting to deploy this feature until we can develop a much more robust, cross-browser, Unicode-friendly solution.)

spitzerpl

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/19019#Comment_19019

This will be in a release after 4.0. (The links generated by LDLS3 work most of them time, but sometimes only work in IE and not Firefox (or vice versa); sometimes encode the Greek or Hebrew word correctly, and sometimes not (again, often depending on the browser); and suffer from some other annoying minor limitations. We're waiting to deploy this feature until we can develop a much more robust, cross-browser, Unicode-friendly solution.)

Thanks for doing things right.