Just tried this ...
1. The "Add More Fields" adds a new table row, which if clicked on shows a very tall thin pop-up type menu, with apparently nothing in it. If there is anything in it, it's too narrow to see even the first letter.
2. I searched for a year (1954) using "Marriage Date", and the SQL query took nearly three minutes on an otherwise idle machine (2.4 GHz Core2Duo).
# Time: 081009 1:32:04
# User@Host: root[root] @ localhost [127.0.0.1]
# Query_time: 170 Lock_time: 0 Rows_sent: 10 Rows_examined: 2710548
SELECT i_id, i_gedcom, i_name, i_isdead, i_file FROM pgv_individuals, pgv_families as FAMS WHERE i_file=1 AND i_file=FAMS.f_file AND (FAMS.f_husb=i_id OR FAMS.f_wife=i_id) AND ROW(FAMS.f_id, FAMS.f_file) IN (SELECT DISTINCT f_id, f_file FROM pgv_families, pgv_dates WHERE f_file=1 AND f_file=d_file AND f_id=d_gid AND (d_fact='MARR' AND d_julianday1>=2434744 AND d_julianday2<=2435108) );
And got back 5 individuals (with a further 5 hidden) ... I might have thought I'd get back a "Family" table rather than an "individual" table as I searched for a "marriage date".
3. If I search for a known couple (with their full names), I get back a table of their children.
But if I search for that same couple and put in their marriage date (even just the year), I get nothing back. Similarly if I put in their marriage place, I get no results.
Mark
Mark - see my previous bug for item 1. It appears to be an IE browser issue. Works OK for me in FF3, but not IE7. John is working on it.
Yes, item 1. works OK in Safari, Chrome and FireFox3 ... but not IE7.