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I don't know if this will work now after you're up and running - try going to localhost/phpMyAdmin/setup where: localhost = however you access your local server phpMyAdmin = the name of the folder that phpMyAdmin is in setup = folder name. That should allow you to setup a server configuration, and then create a blowfish_secret string for the server. Otherwise take a look at this page https://phpsolved.com/phpmyadmin-blowfish-secret-generator/ Roger
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Hrmm...: My uncle Sigvard Kaae https://tng.stegemueller.dk/getperson.php?personID=I1292&tree=HBS was married to my aunt Kirsten Stegemüller https://tng.stegemueller.dk/getperson.php?personID=I1182&tree=HBS. They were also cousins because their mothers were sisters. Kirsten Stegemüllers mother is sister to Anna Kirstine Sørensen. Anna Kirstine Sørensen is mother to Sigvard Kaae. Is this an example of associations that the MOD could show?
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Hi Jürgen Suddenly I think, that maybe I have not understood, what the MOD has to do, and what I should look for. I have of course read the description, but can you explain it better? Yes my TNG family comes from Legacy 9 via GEDCOM.
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Hi Hanne, For me this mod works very well. The table is then filled when you create a association within TNG. Maybe you have transferred existing associationns via GEDCOM in your TNG-family tree from another program? Can you once give a link to a person who has one or more associations? Jürgen
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imagettftext(): Could not find/open font in PHP 7.1.26 +
eaweb replied to Ken Roy's topic in Home Computer Install
I joined this forum to thank you. I also went to StackOverflow to upvote the answer. :) You saved me hours of searching. -
By the way, I host myself
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Does this also have to do with the fact that if I want to change a place name in the db, this does not work and I get the following error message: # - Double input xxx for search key
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Must be Safari and/or Mac OS , since in this snapshot on Windows, the upper pair is chrome, the lower is firefox. The difference in FF is barely perceptible to my aging eyes. Zoomed to 500%.
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Must be a browser thing perhaps? This is what I see in Safari on Mac OS - clearly the right pointing arrow is bigger than the left pointing arrow This is what I see for Firefox When I look at the page of samples https://www.compart.com/en/unicode/block/U+25A0 in Safari the shapes are different sizes slightly for left and right - the triangles and the pointers, and when I look in Firefox the size discrepancy seems even greater. Roger
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That is strange that it is reporting that older version of MySQL for both the server and client. My diagnostics screen shows the newer versions just fine. Even under phpMyAdmin it is showing the same versions, so it isn't like the two are reporting differently somehow with bad commands. I do have MySQL 8.0.23 installed, just haven't moved the data to that version yet but can't see that it should make any difference.
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There are some threads online with solutions https://serverfault.com/questions/615550/phpmyadmin-error-the-configuration-file-now-needs-a-secret-passphrase and https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25697277/phpmyadmin-secret-passphrase These would only be helpful if you are running this server yourself. If this happens on your hosted website and database, you will need to contact them to let them know that you are seeing that message.
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Roger, Maybe we're splitting hairs, but these enlarged (the mod defaults) arrows look same height to me: (Chrome) ► and ◄ Ron
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Sosa Mod - Problems with birth and adopt parents
Michel KIRSCH replied to ^maikl11's topic in Questions and Answers
Michael, which version of sosa are you using? I don't see your name in the sosa user's list... When you change something in your tree, you must redfine the sosa1... Michel PS : Sorry but I don't stay home for a week... -
When I open my db Maria10 I get the following message: The configuration file now needs a secret passphrase (blowfish_secret) Who, what, how?
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Hi Michal I've just now got round to installing version 4f to my site, and made one change (apart from my changes for colour and font... The two arrows you've chosen are oddly not the same height as designed apparently, but this ▶◀ are closer to being the same height, although they aren't the same either which is hard to understand - one should be the mirror image of the other?!. They are ▶ and ◀ from this page https://www.compart.com/en/unicode/block/U+25A0 Cheers Roger
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Nice to read it 😊 Thank you! Michał
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To Michal, the author of this mod: The Find-Connections-Mod works fine on my Website and it is a big enrichment. ThankYou from Germany Michael
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Upgraded PHP to 7.4.16, and no display issues in TNG, but still reporting that it was using MySQL 5.7. Not sure why that would happen, but just going to stick with 5.7 for now, and look at moving to 8.0 in the future. Thanks, Dave
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Dave, You could try using PHP 7.4 since all other PHP 7 are at end of life. Brent will be in a better position than I to answer whether there are any issues with PHP 7.4 and MySQL 8
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That's a good question, I had tried PHP 8.0.3 (That's were I got that version number) and I had display issues in TNG, so went back to v7.1.9, maybe that's too early a version of PHP. I think for now I'm going to just stick with MySQL 5.7.19, and wait awhile before upgrading. I thought I might have issues with it and TNG v13.x, but it looks like that is not going to be the case. Thanks all for your assistance, Dave
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I have not tested using MySQL 8 yet. Just now testing and fixing mods to eliminate PHP warnings in PHP 8. My dumb question though would be what PHP version is needed to support MySQL 8
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Install was an upgrade of the existing WAMPServer., not a new install. I checked and MySQL is set to Port 3306, see the attached screen shot to see what I'm referring to, also the data folder for 5.7 appears to be updating (based on file dates, while the 8.0.23 data folder is not). Thanks,
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Brent, Thanks for correcting statement. WampServer did change the default 3306 port to MariaDB but only if you did a full install of WampServer 3.2.?? instead of doing the upgrade. I made the statement based on something that Darrin indicated that TNG did not full support INNODB as the database engine, but I am a z/OS operating system expert so I have no clue what he meant. This was based on the changes you sent me to allocate new tables in mods using the current collation sequence and MySQL 8 defaulting to MB collation sequence. David, If you did a full install of the latest WampServer, I believe that WampServer defaults port 3306 to MariaDB
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You are correct, it's version 8.0.23, will take a look at the port settings and see if that's the case. I thought that only one version could run, that's why I was really confused. WAMP was reporting 8.0.23 was running, but TNG was saying it was using 5.7.19, maybe it's just a display issue with TNG??? I'll checkout the ports and see what's going on with them. Thanks,
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TNG Colouring Book - Fixed at last...
XerxX replied to XerxX's topic in Templates or Design Questions
Thanks Rob! That was heart-warming. It was only five (I think) templates affected but the "offending class" was a standard one so it used the same code for all. That's why it was so difficult to spot and solve. PLUS! The importance of CLEARING THE CACHE between .css-es (and templates) became very obvious! The error was still there on re-load after trying to fix it (I was nearly giving up a few times) Best regards, Erik
