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Rob,

Yes, I'm just looking at that. Will have an update shortly. (The Calendar
reports will be undergoing some reorg in the next few days, so you may see
some changes.) You can report things like this in the bug tracker.

-Doug

On Mon, October 15, 2007 9:18 pm, Rob G. Healey wrote:
> Greetings:
>
> 	Since I was having so many errors in my current database.  I decided to
> start from a brand entries.  Didn't load any databases, and started
> brand new.  I received these errors from the webcalendar with only six
> people in the database...
>
> [rob@... gramps30]$ python src/gramps.py
> 1526113: ERROR: gramps.py: line 148: Unhandled exception
> Traceback (most recent call last):
>   File "/home/rob/gramps30/src/ViewManager.py", line 1550, in <lambda>
>     lst[0], lst[1], lst[2], lst[3], lst[4], lst[5])
>   File "/home/rob/gramps30/src/ReportBase/_ReportDialog.py", line 681,
> in report
>     report_class(dbstate,uistate,person)
>   File "/home/rob/gramps30/src/plugins/WebCal.py", line 1044, in
> __init__
>     self.make_report()
>   File "/home/rob/gramps30/src/plugins/WebCal.py", line 1109, in
> make_report
>     MyReport.write_report()
>   File "/home/rob/gramps30/src/plugins/WebCal.py", line 478, in
> write_report
>     self.collect_data()
>   File "/home/rob/gramps30/src/plugins/WebCal.py", line 644, in
> collect_data
>     if event and int(event.get_type()) in [gen.lib.EventType.DIVORCE,
> UnboundLocalError: local variable 'event' referenced before assignment
>
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Greetings Everybody:

	Since I have noticed that there are multiple people working on webcal
plugin, I am posting to this lists.  On the graphical reports
-->Calendar, there is now an option to choose a name display.  This
needs to be done on the webcal plugin as well.  It gives you the option
to choose how you want the name to be displayed.  Very nice addition to
the calendar report.  Thanks Doug for doing so.....

	Actually on every report or plugin that deals with a name format, there
should a way to choose the name display format as in Calendar!  I think
that would be an incredible feature to this package.....

Great work done on the verification of python version!!!  If there is
anything that does not deal with coding that still needs help, please
let me know.  I am disabled and legally blind, but can see enough to
handle typing.  I also have the time to do so which may not be a
situation available to others.  I would love to be able to give back
something to this project since I believe it to be a great worth cause!
Please let me know what I might be able to do......

Sincerely,
Rob G. Healey



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Rob, for the other reports, you can set the global name display in the
gramps preferences.
So if you want a report with specific name display, set the global name
display, print the report, and then change global name display back to
normal.

About helping the project. If you are legally blind, do you have a screen
reader? We could make GRAMPS more helpfull for disabled people, as it is
based on GTK, which has all the tools to make the program fully usable on
screenreaders.
See: http://www.baum.ro/gnopernicus.html

We make very limited use of that however, and have no time to test it
ourself, so should somebody test this, and post issues to the bug tracker,
we could make gramps more user friendly for this group of people.

Benny


2007/10/21, Rob G. Healey <robhealey1@...>:
>
> Greetings Everybody:
>
>         Since I have noticed that there are multiple people working on
> webcal
> plugin, I am posting to this lists.  On the graphical reports
> -->Calendar, there is now an option to choose a name display.  This
> needs to be done on the webcal plugin as well.  It gives you the option
> to choose how you want the name to be displayed.  Very nice addition to
> the calendar report.  Thanks Doug for doing so.....
>
>         Actually on every report or plugin that deals with a name format,
> there
> should a way to choose the name display format as in Calendar!  I think
> that would be an incredible feature to this package.....
>
> Great work done on the verification of python version!!!  If there is
> anything that does not deal with coding that still needs help, please
> let me know.  I am disabled and legally blind, but can see enough to
> handle typing.  I also have the time to do so which may not be a
> situation available to others.  I would love to be able to give back
> something to this project since I believe it to be a great worth cause!
> Please let me know what I might be able to do......
>
> Sincerely,
> Rob G. Healey
>
>
>
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> Rob G. Healey
>
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On Thu, March 27, 2008 3:16 am, Rob G. Healey wrote:
> Greetings:
>
>     Is anyone working on WebCal still?  It still doesn't show the
> correct married name for some women who have had multiple marriages?  I
> also think if a woman is not married to a man yet, but they have a child
> together, so there is a family, but she should keep and use her maiden
> name until they are married.  I am not sure how hard it would be to
> check the marital status tag before giving her a surname?  Or a woman
> who has a boyfriend and the married tag is marked unmarried, then she
> should keep her maiden name as well?
>     I know it is so close to release time, so is this one going to have
> to wait for later?  I understand if yes?

This will be addressed in the future with the name tool I mentioned.

>     Doug: In the relatives Gramplet, I think that [half, adopted,
> foster] siblings should be listed as well as full siblings?

Benny actually wrote that one. Please make a feature requested with a
mock-up of what you'd like to see.

-Doug

Rob G. Healey wrote:
> Greetings:
>
>     Is anyone working on WebCal still?  It still doesn't show the 
> correct married name for some women who have had multiple marriages?  
> I also think if a woman is not married to a man yet, but they have a 
> child together, so there is a family, but she should keep and use her 
> maiden name until they are married.  I am not sure how hard it would 
> be to check the marital status tag before giving her a surname?  Or a 
> woman who has a boyfriend and the married tag is marked unmarried, 
> then she should keep her maiden name as well?
>     I know it is so close to release time, so is this one going to 
> have to wait for later?  I understand if yes?
>
I'll bite into this, .. with the priviso I don't know what WebCal is, so 
I might not know what I'm talking about.

Any tool that automatically decides the ladies name based on whether 
married or not is not going to fit everyone's needs.

Holes in logic
1) Some cultures, once legally married the lady still continues to use 
her madien name (i.e My Wife, and all her married sisters, mother etc.)
2) Sometimes the lady prefers to hyphenate name rather than accept males 
surname (more and more common now)
3) In my family tree, I have a couple with three children, the couple 
were unmarried, so children listed under mother's name on birth cert 
(Scottish law) however subsequently all children assumed the fathers 
name in census results and marriage/death certs, the wife also was 
listed under 'husbands' surname and marked as married (and wife) in 
census and death cert. However we still have not found marriage cert. - 
So is she married or not?

Steve