BUG: Cannot share a ref.ly hyperlink to an excerpt from a non-biblical resource (iOS & Windows)

The share (to Faithlife) function in Windows DOES create a ref.ly hyperlink to bible verses/excerpts, but it now seems to create a biblia.com hyperlink for non-biblical resources??
The share function in iOS does create a ref.ly hyperlink to bible verses/excerpts. However, it doesn't create ANY hyperlink to non-biblical resources. Although, it absolutely used to create ref.ly hyperlinks (I have tons in various notes)??
Oddly enough, the webapp does still create a ref.ly link for non-biblical resources.
What am I missing such that I can no longer create Ref.ly hyperlinks to non-biblical resources in Windows and iOS???
v40.1 Windows
v40.0.0(181) iOS (common to both Logos and Faithlife eBooks apps)
Best Answer
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This should be fixed in our next v42 beta, and then when v42 ships later in May.
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Hi Paul, I do not see the same behavior as you. I am getting ref.ly links consistently. Can you give a specific resource where you are getting biblia?
Using Logos as a pastor, seminary professor, and Tyndale author
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For me, ref.ly links are NOT being created for all of my resources (dictionaries, monographs, study bibles, etc.).
On iOS, ref.ly links are created when I "share" a verse (or except of a verse) from my bible resources. When I do the exact same thing with a non-bible resource, only the selected text is "copied".
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@Paul Klimek links will be generated correctly via Share → Copy link from the dynamic toolbar. That said, I can reproduce the bug you have identified via the following steps:
- Highlight text from a resource that is not a Bible and right-click
- Navigate to Selection → Share and select one of the listed options (Faithlife, Facebook, X, Email)
- The link fails to generate properly
I have modified the title of this post and tagged it with Bug to ensure it receives proper attention from Logos.
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Similarly for iOS, "Share" has a bug. The ref.ly link is not created.
However, if I select text in a non-bible resource and then select "Copy", it will create the ref.ly link. I just have to manually move to my destination (text, email, word file, etc.) and then paste.
This is my workaround, in lieu of using "Share". So, yes I agree this is a bug.
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Thanks @Paul Klimek, I can confirm the issue, we are investigating. What app(s) are you typically sharing to where you are wanting a link?
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This should be fixed in our next v42 beta, and then when v42 ships later in May.
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