Reference tagging problem in "The Lord from Heaven"

On page 60 of "The Lord from Heaven: A study of the New Testament teaching on the deity and humanity of Jesus Christ" there is a link to Deuteronomy 18:15f

When accessing it on my desktop system (Windows laptop) this link works correctly.

When accessing it from my iPad it links to the previous verse as per the screenshot below:

Any ideas as to why this is shown correctly on the laptop and not on the iPad?

(It seems to link correctly on Android)

Graham

EDIT: It seems to be related to references having "f" or "ff" at the end - I have found a number of others in this resource which act in the same way.

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Graham Criddle

I came across this problem again today - with references having "ff" at the end resulting in the previous verse being shown.

Any news on a fix for this?

Thanks, Graham

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/317228#Comment_317228

I experienced this problem again a few days ago.

The reason I find it annoying is that the popup feature becomes useless for these types of references as when you press on the reference you get the wrong one. This means that to see the correct reference you need to open the resource which takes away from the flow of reading.

Does anyone else see this and find it to be a problem?
Can someone from Logos comment on whether this is going to be addressed any time soon?

Thanks, Graham

EDIT: Incidentally, the Android app doesn't have this problem - it generates the popup to the correct verse. So this suggests a couple of things:

This is at least one area where the Android app is ahead of the iOS one!
If the correct reading exists in the Android app I wouldn't have thought it too difficult to fix in the iOS app!

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/375042#Comment_375042

Graham - I expect that you have already tried this, but if the resource is downloaded, have you tried deleting it and redownloading?

Kevin Byford (Faithlife)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/375047#Comment_375047

Graham - I expect that you have already tried this, but if the resource is downloaded, have you tried deleting it and redownloading?

Graham,

I have been unable to reproduce this issue whether or not the resource is downloaded. Note however that the resource was updated on 2011-10-14 so you might try alabama's suggestion and let us know what happens. Thanks!

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/375071#Comment_375071

Hi Alabama and Kevin

Thanks for the responses.

The particular resource I mentioned "The Lord from Heaven" isn't downloaded on my device. When I look at the date on the resource I am accessing it matches the one Kevin references above.

However, I flagged this again because I saw the same issue in another resource (but I can't remember which one at the moment!) So I assumed that it was a general problem and not a resource one - resulting in the complaining tone of my earlier post for which I apologise.

Looking through some other resources I see it works correctly so it looks as though it is an intermittent problem, most likely related to resource tagging. But then I don't understand why the same reference in the original resource works fine on Android.

So I am a little confused - any insights appreciated.

Graham

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/375123#Comment_375123

any insights appreciated

If you see it again, let us know. Since I don't have that resource, I can't verify it on my device. It would be good to narrow it down to an app vs resource issue.

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/375209#Comment_375209

I came across this problem again recently - this time in "The Christian Faith" by Michael Horton - page 539.

The popup shows the problem with the reference in Isaiah but there are three "ff" references in the indented paragraph that all show the same behaviour.