Is there a way to allow a user to set a default text for a \jmp?

Question

When inserting a link with \jmp, the link includes a project or resource name.
e.g. \jmp Link name|prj:GNT92.NEH.3.1\jmp*
In this example the resource is hard coded by GNT92.

Sometimes hard coding is preferable, like a reference to something in the UBS Handbook. However, other times it makes more sense to cause a default resource open (e.g. the user’s preferred translation.)

Is there a way to set a default link resource (e.g. CEV or NLT) so that the user will jump to that version when the resource is not hard coded?

Is there a way to create a link so that the resource is pulled from the default?
e.g. \jmp Link name|NEH.3.1\jmp*

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Answer 1

Milt_Jones:

Is there a way to set a default link resource (e.g. CEV or NLT) so that the user will jump to that version when the resource is not hard coded?

No, there is no way to do this, sorry. It’s currently only the project specified in the \jmp or the current project.

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Answer 2

I’m with you on this. I requested this feature last year: User-defined quick reference resource

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