DBL Greek not opening TDNT hyperlinks

I'm imagine I'm missing something silly...but for some reason when in DBL Greek, clicking on TDNT ref entry numbers it no longer opens up TDNT and goes to the reference. I can see it in the mouseover preview....but won't open when clicked. Thanks for any help!

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Daniel Bender

I'm imagine I'm missing something silly...but for some reason when in DBL Greek, clicking on TDNT ref entry numbers it no longer opens up TDNT and goes to the reference. I can see it in the mouseover preview....but won't open when clicked. Thanks for any help!

I emailed this problem to customer service a long time ago and never got a helpful response. There are other problems with hyperlinks in other reference works as well. Some of the journals that are cited are hyperlinked but not the page numbers or volume numbers so the link is ineffective. It's frustrating because I will have to copy and paste the info into the library search box to open the article.

Dave Hooton

Prioritize TDNT above DBL Greek as follows, using Advanced Prioritization

Because ESL and LN have similar interaction with DBL Greek, you could also include those.

For DBL Hebrew, you can similarly prioritize TWOT and ESL (Hebrew Strong's).

Graham Criddle

Hi Kevin

I'm imagine I'm missing something silly...but for some reason when in DBL Greek, clicking on TDNT ref entry numbers it no longer opens up TDNT and goes to the reference

Please post a screenshot (using the paperclip icon in the forum editor) showing where you are clicking in DBL Greek and the results. I've just tried it on a few samples and it worked fine

Graham

Kevin Perry

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1035015#Comment_1035015

Dave's suggestion worked....thanks Dave! I'm not sure I understand why though!

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1035183#Comment_1035183

If DBL Greek is your preferred lexicon, it will be prioritized higher than TDNT, and it will "steal" TDNT links away from TDNT (and it will do the same for Greek Strong's numbers).

So TDNT needs to be prioritized higher than DBL Greek. But if you prioritized TDNT normally, then it would steal lemma links away from DBL Greek! Advanced Prioritization overcomes that by specifying that TDNT is restricted to TDNT links.

Kevin Perry

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1035410#Comment_1035410

Brilliant. Thank you again.