Is there any way for PHPGedview to ignore tags (or a simple way to delete all tags of a specific type from a gedcom) which it does not recognise? The software I'm using has a couple of its own tags which PHPGV does not recognise; every individual now has 2 error messages :( -
Many thanks,
Ben
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Ben
Enable GEDCOM privacy and then use the GEDCOM CONFIG > PRIVACY/Edit and hide the tags from ALL or just non-Admin. Realize that this does lead to additional calculations prior to data display which can slow the site a bit, but it shouldn't be a huge performance hit. Of course you can download the GEDCOM and use a text editor and GREP command line to remove all the tags you wish to trash. Then import your resultant.
-Stephen
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Thanks; you're right - I just installed the full version. This might sound basic but… how do I delete the Research assistant? - can I just delete its folder from modules?
One more question; I was reading the guides regarding editing the top menubar on the wiki but they seem to refer to a file which does not exist where its meant to (menu.html) - is there any way to edit the menus?
Finally, is there a known bug with multimedia? - it says loading, forever, when I try to load the multimedia list?
Many thanks,
Ben
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Thanks Fisharebest. Kiwi - the url is currently http://skliarward.x10hosting.com/phpgedview/ and is very much a work in progress. As far as I am aware all the media config settings are the defaults and the media firewall is on.
Thanks,
Ben
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Is there any way for PHPGedview to ignore tags (or a simple way to delete all tags of a specific type from a gedcom) which it does not recognise? The software I'm using has a couple of its own tags which PHPGV does not recognise; every individual now has 2 error messages :( -
Many thanks,
Ben
Ben
Enable GEDCOM privacy and then use the GEDCOM CONFIG > PRIVACY/Edit and hide the tags from ALL or just non-Admin. Realize that this does lead to additional calculations prior to data display which can slow the site a bit, but it shouldn't be a huge performance hit. Of course you can download the GEDCOM and use a text editor and GREP command line to remove all the tags you wish to trash. Then import your resultant.
-Stephen
Doesn't the "hide gedcom errors" option in the gedcom config page do this?
Thanks a lot; that has solved that problem; any idea why I'm getting the following error message when I click research assistant?
"exception 'PDOException' with message 'SQLSTATE: General error: 1 near "AUTOINCREMENT": syntax error' in /home/bsward/public_html/phpgedview/includes/classes/class_pgv_db.php:690 Stack trace: #0 /home/bsward/public_html/phpgedview/includes/classes/class_pgv_db.php(690): PDO->exec('CREATE TABLE pg…') #1 /home/bsward/public_html/phpgedview/modules/research_assistant/db_schema/db_schema_0_1.php(191): PGV_DB::exec('CREATE TABLE pg…') #2 /home/bsward/public_html/phpgedview/includes/classes/class_pgv_db.php(777): require('/home/bsward/pu…') #3 /home/bsward/public_html/phpgedview/modules/research_assistant/ra_functions.php(84): PGV_DB::updateSchema('modules/researc…', 'RA_SCHEMA_VERSI…', 1) #4 /home/bsward/public_html/phpgedview/modules/research_assistant/research_assistant.php(72): ra_functions->Init() #5 /home/bsward/public_html/phpgedview/module.php(91): research_assistant->main() #6 {main}"
What version of PGV. What type of database. What version of database.
Sorry about not being precise (I'm very new to this).
Version 4.2.3 and an SQ Lite database (I don't know how to check which version this is)
Thanks,
Ben
This is a known bug that prevents the Research Assistant module working with SQLite databases.
It was fixed about a week ago (after the 4.2.3 release).
Your choices are:
1) Delete the Research Assistant (unless you really want it - I'm guessing you've simply installed the "full" release, with all modules).
2) Grab the latest version (6720) of includes/classes/class_pgv_db.php from the SVN repository: http://phpgedview.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/phpgedview/trunk/phpGedView/includes/classes/class_pgv_db.php?view=log
Thanks; you're right - I just installed the full version. This might sound basic but… how do I delete the Research assistant? - can I just delete its folder from modules?
One more question; I was reading the guides regarding editing the top menubar on the wiki but they seem to refer to a file which does not exist where its meant to (menu.html) - is there any way to edit the menus?
Finally, is there a known bug with multimedia? - it says loading, forever, when I try to load the multimedia list?
Many thanks,
Ben
<<can I just delete its folder from modules?>> and the corresponding .php file
No bug that anyone has reported. Can we see the problem for ourselves? Either post your url here, or send it privately via my SF profile.
Can you tell us about your media config settings?
Thanks Fisharebest. Kiwi - the url is currently http://skliarward.x10hosting.com/phpgedview/ and is very much a work in progress. As far as I am aware all the media config settings are the defaults and the media firewall is on.
Thanks,
Ben
Ben
Ur list loaded almost instantly for me, so I'm not sure to what you are referring. The site seems quite peppy.
Stephen
<<me too>> The page loads in a couple of seconds.
Same for me…