RE: [Phpgedview-talk] PhpGedView 3.1 - hidden names

[John F. <Joh...@by...>]

Hi Stuart,
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First, you should try deleting the gedcom privacy files.  These can be =
found in the index directory named gedcom.ged_priv.php.  There will be =
one for each gedcom.  Deleting these files will reset the privacy =
settings to the default.  It sounds like the default settings are the =
ones that you want, but when you edit the privacy settings again, then =
these files will be recreated.
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--John
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John Finlay
PhpGedView Project Manager
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From: php...@li... on behalf of stuart
Sent: Sun 10/3/2004 3:35 AM
To: php...@li...
Subject: [Phpgedview-talk] PhpGedView 3.1 - hidden names


Hi,
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In PhpGedView V3 I could hide living names so that only authenticated =
users could view the details, but the individual names still appeared =
but marked as "private" in the names list to un-authenticated users. I =
have upgraded to ver 3.1 and this now appears not to be so. Any =
"private" names don't appear at all, so living people can't verify if =
they are in the data or not. Is there something I have missed in =
re-configuring ver 3.1?
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Stuart
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Stuart Phethean
Hampshire, UK
Family web Pages:
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