Resource Links/Tagging

William Gabriel

I was looking at the results of a search which brought up the following:

Sovereignty Grudem's Systematic Theology, p1254

sovereignty: God's exercise of power over his creation. (13D.16)

So I click on the link in the search results which opened up Systematic Theology (so far so good). This link was to the glossary, and it's clearly referring back to another part in the book (Chapter 13, Part D, Section 16). This reference- 13D.16- was not a link, but it seems like it should be.

Is this something Logos missed? Can it be fixed, and is there any chance of it happening over time? It wasn't terribly difficult finding the section, but it seems to me that this kind of linking is part of what we're paying for in Logos resources.

Bill

Rosie Perera

This link was to the glossary, and it's clearly referring back to another part in the book (Chapter 13, Part D, Section 16). This reference- 13D.16- was not a link, but it seems like it should be

This is something you can report to Logos via the Report Typo command. Select the portion of text which you think should be a link, then right click on the selection and choose Report Typo in the left-hand side of the popup menu.  (It shouldn't be an issue once you've made a selection, but if you can't find the "Report Typo" command, make sure that "Selection" is the tab that's select on the right-hand side of the menu. Also you need to be running Logos in online mode not offline in order for the "Report Typo" command to be available.)

Leave the "Should be" line of the "Report Typos" dialog box blank, or leave it the same as the Selection text, but in the Comments put something along the lines of "missing link". Then click Submit.

This will then get logged in Logos's database of things to fix in resources, and they'll get around to it eventually, probably not until they're doing an update of that resource for a bunch of reasons at once. They don't like making people have to download updated resources very often if they can avoid it.