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It seems that “Advanced>Insert cross-references” is not working. Extracting cross-references works as expected, and both features work in PT8. But in PT9, the insert feature dialogue box acts normally but does not perform the operation.

I believe this is a key functionality feature and would greatly appreciate help to get this restored.

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I’d appreciate some help if someone is familiar with the old “Insert Cross References or Notes” check. I have massaged the xml USB xrefs file to fit the format required by the script (I think!). I have a BookNames.txt file, albeit the file changes a book name to the same book name - that was just in case the file is needed since without it I get an error.

So the script runs - but I get a list of references which the script says it could not place. Since it placed no references, I assume that this is a full list of reference I have for the particular book I am trying to place in. The references that it lists don’t seem to be in any order that conforms to the original xrefs file!

I am mystified. I did use this script the other day to place a who NT worth of picture codes, so I know the script works - and since it is the same Scripture I’m working on, I assume that the script is not choking on the reference to place at (though it did have problems when the ref was in the Gen.1:1 format. It would randomly choke on the period so I removed all periods which got the script .

Thanks for any help anyone can offer!

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Please use Help > Give Feedback in Paratext to report this issue.

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Thanks! I’ve reported it.

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I am having the same trouble. Nothing happens. Not even a history point is made.
Does anyone know wether there is a cross refs file in the old format (OT+NT) I could use with the old Insert Cross References or Notess check?

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A fix for inserting cross references not working will done for 9.0 soon. However, it should already work in 9.1 if you are able to update.

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Mmm, my version is still 9.0 and it says that it is up to date. Is there a way to force an update to 9.1?

EpiWaetMan

You can download 9.1 from here

Alan

Thanks for that Alan. And the Insert cross-references function is working - wonderful!

EpiWaetMan

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You can download 9.1 from here

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