Near search

I am getting different results with the search command "near" in v3 and v4. V4 does not give expected results searching "all passages" in "all bibles". I was looking for Luke 11:1 and entered bible search "teach near pray" Got 0 results. In v3 immediatelly found Lk 11:1. What's Up??

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Bob Soule

In V4 the proximity words need to be upper case... Try teach NEAR pray

DominicM

need to put "teach NEAR pray" all operatores need to be in upper case

Van Vowell

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/38050#Comment_38050

need to put "teach NEAR pray" all operatores need to be in upper case

Thanks! But BUMMER i do not like all caps. You really have to YELL at L4

Guess I'll have to read the manual when we get one!!!!!!

Chris Elford

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/38098#Comment_38098

Van,

Check out the Wiki - wiki.logos.com - and link over to the videos.

Manual??? I think I remember that term. But searching for it in the dictionary, there's just a space after it, no def'n, interesting. . . Watch your mailbox!

Chris

Bob Pritchett

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/38098#Comment_38098

Thanks! But BUMMER i do not like all caps. You really have to YELL at L4

This is to prevent accidental confusion of operators and words you're looking for. "AND" and "OR" are common words (in lower case), and it turns out few people use the operators, while many people put and and or into queries. So many search engines (including Google -- which we're imitating) require operators to be in all caps.

Robert Pavich

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/38437#Comment_38437

So many search engines (including Google -- which we're imitating) require operators to be in all caps.

funny...I don't remember being mad at Google for doing this... [;)]

spitzerpl

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/38538#Comment_38538

funny...I don't remember being mad at Google for doing this...

Getting mad at Google is unacceptable. Now if Bing does it, that's another story!

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/38437#Comment_38437

This is to prevent accidental confusion of operators and words you're looking for.

I also am not fond of all caps but I agree that you should enforce the all caps rule