Bug: Milestone search not working with page numbers

Searching within page numbers seems to be broken for many resources. In the screenshot below you can see that I searched for the word "the" in the first 100 pages of 25 resources, but the search only returns results in 12 of them. Changing the word "the" to another common word results in the same 12 resources returning results. Evidently there's a bug which is preventing the other 13 resources from returning results.

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Kyle G. Anderson

Do you have the Library of Early English History collection? There are 10 titles in that collection by Newman that don't have page numbers in it.

It's plausible that there might be another three titles that are either FLEB titles or simply don't have page milestones.

Mark Barnes

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1091889#Comment_1091889

No. I checked and all the resources in my library that meet this criteria have page numbers.

Philana R. Crouch

Searching within page numbers seems to be broken for many resources. In the screenshot below you can see that I searched for the word "the" in the first 100 pages of 25 resources, but the search only returns results in 12 of them. Changing the word "the" to another common word results in the same 12 resources returning results. Evidently there's a bug which is preventing the other 13 resources from returning results.

Hi Mark,

I've created a bug report.

Bradley Grainger (Logos)

We've reproduced this bug.

There is a flaw in {Milestone} searching for all page-like data types (page, volume/page, etc.). They will silently return incomplete results from your library. For now, we recommend just avoiding this data type in {Milestone} searches.

Mark Barnes

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1092793#Comment_1092793

We've reproduced this bug.

There is a flaw in {Milestone} searching for all page-like data types (page, volume/page, etc.). They will silently return incomplete results from your library. For now, we recommend just avoiding this data type in {Milestone} searches.

That's unfortunate. Restricting by page numbers is one of the only ways of searching works-within-a-work.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1092860#Comment_1092860

Agreed!