Open KelVergara opened 1 month ago
also of note, when I originally put it as one link:
[Ephesians 4:1-3, 32](jwlibrary:///finder?bible=49004001-490043, 32)
it would crash. That's what made me look at how it worked and how other scriptures with long gaps were handled by jwlibrary.
Then I put it as:
[Ephesians 4:1-3](jwlibrary:///finder?bible=49004001-490043), [32](jwlibrary:///finder?bible=4900432)
to give me
Ephesians 4:1-3,32
That's where I noticed that clicking one link and then the next would make the app crash.
So I'm plugging in my outline on Forgiving one another freely. In it there is a reference to Ephesians 4:1-3,32. I put them in as two separate links; one to verses 1-3 and on to verse 32.
I had to end up linking them separately bc I noticed when I typed another scripture like "1:3,53" it would highlight verses 3 through 53 instead of both. Not a problem bc i figured it's due to the way the library app is programmed, but I figured it would make it easier for me to see both if made them two separate links so I didn't have to scroll all the verses in between. But that's where I noticed the problem, and I'm not sure if there's anything you can do about it or not. But I figured I'd put it.
When click the link to open the library app to Ephesians 4:1-3 it will open fine. But when that is open and I click the link to verse 32 the jw library app will then crash. I think it's bc it's trying to open a link to the chapter that it's already showing but I'm not sure. I stopped it by clicking on a link to an entirely different chapter and then clicking back to the second section of the verse in the original chapter.
To be clear, I click the link to Ephesians 4:1-3, and when that is open I click a link to verse that's not in the same chapter, and then I click to the link to Ephesians 4:32. That was the only way to get it to not crash.
Extra details of note. I'm running the apps split screen with obsidian taking up the left 3/4 and jwlibrary the right 1/4.
I'd take screen shots but I don't want to show the whole outline for propriety's sake. But if needed I can redo it with out and pertinent info from an outline.