Command+F don't work in the Library Window
Hello
If the Library Window gets open the focus is on the search. Thats great. But if I click on the filter, the Command+F don't focus again on the search entry bar to make a search again.
Thanks for the fix.
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Command+G is the intended shortcut. Does that work?
Andrew Batishko | Logos software developer
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Command+G is the intended shortcut. Does that work?
No, it doesn't. AFAIK Command+G is for the next hit. Not for the Search (open or focus on).
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In Windows, it works for me. I had forgotten that and appreciate the reminder.
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Command+G is the intended shortcut. Does that work?
Perfect, thanks! I wasn't aware of that one. The focus on hotkeys lately is interesting. The only challenge is to remember them all.
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No, it doesn't. AFAIK Command+G is for the next hit. Not for the Search (open or focus on).
I'm pretty sure Command+F opens "Find" in mac (I use windows), and I'm also pretty sure that "Find" doesn't work in Library.
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It's listed (poorly) in the documentation as: Cmd+G – Go to the navigation box for the current resource/guide
The equivalent on Windows does work correctly.
I'll create a case to fix this on Mac and update the documentation.
Andrew Batishko | Logos software developer
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It's listed (poorly) in the documentation as: Cmd+G – Go to the navigation box for the current resource/guide
The equivalent on Windows does work correctly.
I'll create a case to fix this on Mac and update the documentation.
Thanks. On Word the "standard" shortcut-key commands on open Search (which is done due the Command+L) and focus on the
In word 
if focus off
due an interaction. Just press Command+F and focus on is again working. Not so in the Library.
The Command+G is not for the focus on.
The Command+G goes through the hits forward. Command+Shift+G goes through the hits backwards.
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Andrew
Maybe it is related, but the Command+G also don't work in Bibles too.
Command+F for opening or focus on
. Here it works perfectly. But now the Command+G to go through the hits don't work. Also the same backwards don't work. No tootip (Command+G) for next also.
Thanks for fixing this too.
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Maybe it is related, but the Command+G also don't work in Bibles too.
Fabian, your screenshot shows a German language UI. Sometimes those keyboard shortcuts are not consistent accross languages.
FWIW, in Logos 37 English UI on Windows, Ctrl-F opens Find and Ctrl-G opens the locator field, just as I understand it should.
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Hi Fabian,
I've been looking into this and wanted to make sure I am understanding. Are you saying that CMD+G used to toggle through search hits from the find bar in Logos but no longer does? Or are you suggesting we add this capability?
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Hi Fabian,
I've been looking into this and wanted to make sure I am understanding. Are you saying that CMD+G used to toggle through search hits from the find bar in Logos but no longer does? Or are you suggesting we add this capability?
Hello Savanna
I guess more the second. I'm not sure enough about the first one.
Library:
- Command+L open the library. And focus on search entry box.
- Command+F activate the search entry box. Again if some handling is done in the library and the focus has gone away from the search entry box.
- Command+G toggle (but I guess this is used for something different. At least it isn't working by me. As it simply does nothing.)
- Tab select the words in the search bar again. If the focus is not on the search entry box, activate them too.
- Arrow up and Arrow down to toggle through
- Enter to open the greyed highlighted one. And close the library window.
- Command+W to close the library window.
Search in Bibles etc.: (The small search box. Not the Inline Search)
- Command+F to open the search (works now). Is the focus not on the search entry box it is again on focus (works now). No change here please.
- Command+G toggle through the hits forwards.
- Command+Shift+G toggle through the hits backwards.
May for Windows it has to be adapted to their standard shortcut-key.
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