Vyrso books should be noted in Logos.com searches

Hi Joseph,

This doesn't solve the issue and I would definitely prefer a Logos solution, but here's a work around. Create a bookmark on your browser toolbar and set the link to the text below. It will display a pop up asking for search term and then search both sites, displaying the results in two windows/tabs depending on how you've set your browser prefs. You can also select text (author name, book title) in a web page before invoking the shortcut and the highlighted text will automatically be filled in as the search term.

javascript:void(q=prompt('Logos/Vyrso Multi-Search:',getSelection()));if(q) { javascript:window.open('http://vyrso.com/products/search?q=' + escape(q) + '&unlocked=no'); void(location.href='http://logos.com/products/search?q=' + escape(q) + '&unlocked=no') }

Joseph Turner said:

There seems to have been a shift recently in what used to be a fairly clear delineation between Vyrso and Logos offerings.  Now the line seems to be blurred.  I have just recently seen, due to posts in the forums, that the Abingdon Commentaries and A Theological Introduction to the Old Testament by Brueggemann, et al is available in Vyrso,  I would not have thought to search for these in Vyrso, because I automatically think of them as "Logos type" books.

I would like to see Vyrso books show up in Logos searches.  I don't want them to be in the same results, but maybe they could show up in the bottom or on the side as a suggestion.  If I had needed these volumes immediately, I would have probably bought them in Kindle format without thinking to search Vyrso, and I can't be the only person.  It seems like it would benefit Logos greatly to have these show up in some way through a Logos search.

I will be more careful from now on and make sure to check Vyrso, but this seems like an obvious suggestion.  I also noticed that they are all Abingdon titles, so maybe that has something to do with why they are not in Logos format.