Re: [Phpgedview-talk] not according to docs...???

[Laura E. <le...@ca...>]

Hi Peter -- thanks for the link -- I uploaded the gedcom into the index 
folder which I put outsidepublic_html as directed, and changed its 
permissions to writable (777)
As I said, I followed the readme carefully.  I am trying some other things, 
but I am getting close to my deadline and really need this thing to be 
working TAhanks to everyone who responded.  more later.
--le

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From: "peter" <pet...@hc...>
To: "Laura Eaves" <le...@ca...>; "All About PhpGedView" 
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Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2007 6:19 AM
Subject: Re: [Phpgedview-talk] not according to docs...???


Laura,

I'm confusing about al your questions, may be that's the problem.

At seems you have to do an upload of the gedcom file.
When you are logged on as admin, you can upload the gedcom files with
the admin option or by mygedview submenu, manage gedcom, there are
different options.
After that you manage the users, option manage users, witch are
authorized for that gedcom file.

The help file is in the help menu and is normally ready after a good
install working, with the index you can find the info. Also at the
pgvsite is an userguide and other info available.

http://wiki.phpgedview.net/en/index.php/Installation_Guide

The favorities are to be filled with your persons of the gedcomfile at a
later moment when you are running. The application need some time to
learn it and using al the options.

It is to prefer strongly to start pgv with the standard configuration,
after good running you make your own changes/adjustments, step by step.

Peter Al


Laura Eaves schreef:
> Hi all -- I'm sorry for being a pest on the list, but I'm still not 
> getting
> the behavior that readme.txt seems to be specifying.  I successfully
> configured the system in www.eavesfamily.org/pgv/ and clicked the continue
> button, and that took me to a page where I created the administrator login
> successfully, plus another login for the person who will be using this 
> site.
> I then clicked on another continue button but keep going back to a login
> page.  It says "you are logged in as adminelf" at the top but still 
> prompts
> for a login. There is a list or combo box that says "favorites" but there 
> is
> nothing else in the list.  There are links for help (which I can't get to
> work), logging out, and I can't remember what else, but no matter what I 
> do
> I keep coming back to that login page.
>
> Nowhere do I find anything that says gedcom, or import or whatever the
> readme talks abaout.
>
> What am I doing wrong?
> This looks like it should be straightforward.  I have looked through the
> themes and am excited to adapt them the way I want, as I have graphics and
> stylesheets that I think would work well. But I'm still stuck on the 
> initial
> configuration.
>
> Getting impatient.  Where is the help file located? There is no folder on
> the top level anyway that says documentation or help or anything. Perhaps
> under languages?
>
> Thanks in advance for any pointers, and again please excuse the barrage of
> questions.  Despite the problems I look forward to using this software.
> --le
>
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