RE: [Phpgedview-talk] Question about the media portion of PHPGEDVIEW

[Joe T. <jo...@te...>]

I think what they are referring to here is that in some Gedcom programs on
your computer you can have media included, so if you export a Gedcom with
the media ( bad Idea ) and you want those media to show up in Phpgedview,
you can have the subdirectories ( a windows thing ) under the main dir of
media.

Take my advise, don't export the media if you have any in your genealogy
program already, and add each picture on the webpage, it will cause you a
lot less grief.
  -----Original Message-----
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Michael
  Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 2:26 PM
  To: php...@li...
  Subject: [Phpgedview-talk] Question about the media portion of PHPGEDVIEW


  STUPID ? ALERT!

  here is an excerpt from the installation instructions:

   As of version 2.0 you can configure PhpGedView to recognize
subdirectories in your media folder. The subdirectories must be the same
names as the subdirectories in your media file paths pointed to in your
GEDCOM file. For example if you have the following media references in your
GEDCOM file:
  C:\Pictures\Genealogy\photo.jpg
  C:\Pictures\Scans\scan1.jpg
  scan2.jpg

  What file is this referring to and where would it be located?