Description: Interestingly definitive article versions aren't even in the Help, but at least in Hungarian it works like I have "usual" refers then each of them have a definitive article pair like "Article A/Az + Chapter". However these, while selectable, do not get saved, and they jump back to article-less version. This is bad (the UI shows different state than what's saved, which is very confusing), and of course it makes impossible to use these within a master document (where it refers to a bookmark in a different document part). This probably always have worked this way, but I thought I'm crazy (tried to set it and jumped back) and haven't used master docs too often. Steps to Reproduce: 1.Use Hungarian as document language: Tools » Options » Language » Formats: Locale setting: Hungarian 2.Insert » Cross reference » Bookmarks 3.Choose "Article a/az + Chapter", Name: "something elsewhere", Insert. Close. 4.Double-click on it again and realise that it's set to "Chapter" Actual Results: Cannot save articled version. Cannot use it in master documents. Expected Results: Would work. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: Yes Additional Info: (Sidenote: this interface is pretty "broken" anyway: when one enter the name (as a non-exitant string, in step 3) and accidentally unfocus the window the string will disapper, and has to be re-typed. It's pretty annoying with mouse-follow-focus and accidental mouse movement.)
It seems I cannot write clean English, sorry. So this happens when the cross reference refers to a bookmark (name) outside the current document part (of a master document, but it can be tested in normal document, too).
Version: 24.2.0.3 (X86_64) / LibreOffice Community Build ID: 420(Build:3) CPU threads: 8; OS: Linux 6.1; UI render: default; VCL: gtk3 Locale: hu-HU (en_US.UTF8); UI: en-US Debian package version: 4:24.2.0-1 Calc: threaded
Peter, thank ypu for reporting the problem. I'm niot sure, if I understand everything. My steps: 1. Open a new document, write some words and insert a bookmark. 2. Save and close document 3. Open a second document -> Insert -> Hyperlink -> first document -> select bookmark as target Actual and expected result: First docume is opened with focus on bookmark Cross-references need a target within the actual document. so if you want so insert a link to a bookmark in an external document, you have to insert a hyperlink. Does this solve your problem? => NEEDINFO