discovered 2 resources that do not have "report typo" in right click menu
It seems it depends on where in these resources you click. If you click in text outside of any Scripture passage, it does have a Report typo command, on the Selection tab:
But if you right-click anywhere else (i.e., in Bible text), there is no Selection tab, only a Reference tab, which doesn't have "Report typo" on it:
Must be a problem with the way the resources are tagged, as "Reference" tab should only be available when a scripture reference is clicked on, and Selection should always be available:
The standard right-click menu is not available in "dynamic text" in Harmony and Lectionary resources. (If there were a typo in the Bible text, you could report it from the context menu in that Bible itself.)
But if you right-click anywhere else (i.e., in Bible text), there is no Selection tab, only a Reference tab, which doesn't have "Report typo" on it: (...) Must be a problem with the way the resources are tagged
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Must be a problem with the way the resources are tagged
Well, sort of, but not quite. It's because the Bible text is 'dynamic', i e it's just a kind of window to your preferred Bible. A window with a glass in, unfortunately. So to report a typo, you first have to open the window, i e click on the reference to go to the Bible itself, and then report it from there.
This is the same reason you can't see footnote numbers, cross references, or your own note icons, or add a reference note for that matter.
It happens in all lectionaries and harmonies, and is desperately annoying when trying to study the Bible from a lectionary. I can live without the ability to report a typo -- typos in Bibles are pretty rare anyway -- but I do need the footnotes and cross references as much as when studying directly from a Bible, and I do need access to my notes, and the ability to make new ones.
In other words, this isn't a 'bug', per se, but rather an 'unimplemented feature'. One that's almost at the top of my wish list.
EDIT: I remembered incorrectly. Although notes can't be added to, or seen in, lectionaries, they can be added to harmonies, but only to pericopes, not to individual verses within a pericope. No idea why lectionaries and harmonies differ in this respect.
EDIT 2: I see that Bradley answered while I fought with beach balls.
Rosie, you are correct in how this works. Thanks!
the actual text in the NET is correct while as you can see the text i've highlighted is a typo. how do i report this?
This is a software bug (in how it extracts and displays the text), and the best place to report it is here.
I've filed a bug internally for this problem.
This is a software bug (in how it extracts and displays the text), and the best place to report it is here. I've filed a bug internally for this problem.
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