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Hello all. Here's my issue. I have to reinstall tng on my localhost after a PC rebuild. I have a gedcom from my live site that I'll use to import to the local site. I have media and Geo data attached to individuals on the live site. What would be the proper way for me to import all this data to the local site without having to manually re-do everything? Gedcom? Database? both? Thanks.
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I edited the marriage details : it's the date that causes the problem. If I empty the date field, leaving only the place, the display is correct.
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Everything went smoothly until I entered details about the parents marriage (date and place). Then, I met "the" issue.
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When I link Louis to the previously created family of his parents, it works. I have no error when I create first the family of his parents and then add Louis as child. It's the add parents feature in the child edition page that is erroneous.
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Thank you Rob. I look into the htaccess file at the root, but I find there only IP addresses collected by bot-trap mod to be forbidden. (my IP was not there) I uninstalled also the SEO mod (it was already disabled) which may have influence over redirection. The issue is still there.
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"Forbidden" when changing language
Rob Severijns replied to Katryne's topic in Questions and Answers
Morning Katryne, Seems you are being redirected to https://genealogie.revestou.fr/img/ instead of the page you came from. When I compare my code <li class="langmenu"> <form action="savelanguage2.php" method="get" name="tngmenu1"> <select name="newlanguage1" id="newlanguage1" style="font-size:9pt;" onchange="document.tngmenu1.submit();"><option value="5">English</option> <option value="1" selected="selected">Nederlands</option> </select> <input type="hidden" name="instance" value="1"></form> </li> To your code <li class="langmenu"> <form action="../savelanguage2.php" method="get" name="tngmenu1"> <select name="newlanguage1" id="newlanguage1" style="font-size:9pt;" onchange="document.tngmenu1.submit();"><option value="3">Deutsch</option> <option value="1" selected="selected">English</option> <option value="2">Français</option> <option value="4">Italiano</option> </select> <input type="hidden" name="instance" value="1"></form> </li> I see that my action says <form action="savelanguage2.php" method="get" name="tngmenu1"> and yours says <form action="../savelanguage2.php" method="get" name="tngmenu1"> So the paths are different Sorry but I don't know why or where you are being directed to the "img" folder but the problem is most likely there. Hope this helps you or someone else to solve your problem. -
Hello, When try to change the language of the site on public side, I get this message : If I refresh the page, the message is still there. If I click on any menu item, the site is displayed correctly in the new chosen language. What should I check, please ? (issue on this site v13.1.2 : https://genealogie.revestou.fr/index.php not on this one v13.1.1 : https://clan.chauvigne.info/ )
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Hello, When I create new parents to Louis (names, birth, death, marriage dates and place), I get an error message for Louis'page and his parents pages : [22-12-03 07:10:03] Something went wrong. Please report the error or come back later. If I delete via admin the new persons and the new family, everything gets back in order. I met this issue fist time last night. I tried again this morning. and same problem arises. https://genealogie.revestou.fr/getperson.php?personID=I1382&tree=revesto What should I check, please ?
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Person ID is not automatically generates in Add Person
Michel KIRSCH replied to Gweledydd's topic in Questions and Answers
Did you try to renumber your ID's? Admin>>Utilities>>Resequence ID The ID's generator takes the highest ID found and add 1 to this ID Maybe you introduce an high ID? Try this mod to analyze your ID's : https://tng.lythgoes.net/wiki/index.php/ID_Analysis Michel -
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You have to link a place for this cemetery. Can you PM me an Admin access to your site? Michel
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Bonjour Michel, Thank you for your answers and my apologies for not reacting faster, but I didn't get emails when your answers were posted. Here is an example: Cemetery Name: Cimetière de Clermont, Thimister-Clermont City: Thimister-Clermont County/Parish: not specified State/Province/Shire: not specified Country: Belgique Latitude: 50.659 Longitude: 5.8831 Zoom: 13 Under "Places", I entered the same latitude and longitude for "Cimetière de Clermont, Thimister-Clermont". I did not really entered an address, but I entered latitude and longitude. I thought that this would be good enough. I also wonder why I have to enter the latitude and longitude in both the list of cemeteries and in the list of places. Jean-Luc
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Person ID is not automatically generates in Add Person
Janusz replied to Gweledydd's topic in Questions and Answers
I have version 13.1.2 When I turn off the used ID, it generates, when I turn it on again it does not. I ran the update again a while ago and nothing happened. These new ID numbers are seven digits long and I have 120000 people in my database!! I will immediately write to Darrin. Janusz -
Person ID is not automatically generates in Add Person
Michel KIRSCH replied to Gweledydd's topic in Questions and Answers
Just trying with TNG13.0.4 and 13.1.2 : no problem.. Can't come back to 13.0.1. Sorry. Did you try to upgrade ? Janus, Which version do you use? Do you have the same problem as Gweledydd ? (create a new children into a family) Michel -
Person ID is not automatically generates in Add Person
Ken Roy replied to Gweledydd's topic in Questions and Answers
Did any of you report the problem to Darrin? he is the only one who can fix the TNG code. This is a user to user forum that Darrin does not monitor. -
Person ID is not automatically generates in Add Person
Janusz replied to Gweledydd's topic in Questions and Answers
I also have this problem. I checked in firefox and chrome. I have to search manually for ID numbers because the "generate" button does not work. Anyone have any ideas? -
Michal, Yes, that seems to be OK now. Translation of text strings sent to you via email...
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Thanks, Chris -- I'll do that.
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My TNG site will always be a working site. I really liked when Ancestry added TAGs. I immediately started using the Verified tag for individuals in the tree that were correct. I started doing the same thing in my TNG site by adding a ✓ [CODE: & check; ... concatenated]. It works well except the code shows up on just a few of the displays within Admin. Example showing the checkmark: https://www.idogenealogy.info/tng/search.php?mylastname=COFFMAN&lnqualify=equals&mybool=AND BUT is there a better way to do this? Thanks ~ Lynda
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If you want it changed contact Darrin directly and also post here: https://tng.community/index.php?/forums/forum/10-new-ideas-and-suggestions/
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Why won't CSS "class" work in Notes?
Robin Richmond replied to idogenealogy's topic in Templates or Design Questions
Where was I? I know that you were being rhetorical, and kind, but there is a meaningful answer - and Katryne, I'd love your take on this. I (usually) watch the TNGusers2 email list because messages are pushed out to me. I simply don't have (or at least don't take) the time to visit tng.community and proactively search for topics in which I might be interested - even though I know that I can really help with some topics. It just doesn't work for me. And I'm not the only potentially-helpful person for whom that is true. The ability to add arbitrary images and attachments to tng.community postings, to subscribe to specific topics, and to pick up on threads later are wonderful. It's also good to limit the traffic on TNGusers2. But, really, TNGusers2 doesn't get all that much traffic in the first place, and you can subscribe to the daily digest. So I tend to recommend TNGusers2 as a way to get more help than you would on tng.community. Oh - and Darrin follows TNGusers2 but never looks at tng.community. The ideal way to ask for help may be to start a topic on tng.community, post a link to that tng.community topic on TNGusers2, and ask people to respond in tng.community rather than in TNGusers2. Another part of the answer, just incidentally, is that I was out of commission for a long time until Darrin invited me back in a few weeks ago for the TNGv14 upgrade process. Still, if you asked questions on tng.community, I probably wouldn't have seen them anyway. - Robin -
Why won't CSS "class" work in Notes?
Robin Richmond replied to idogenealogy's topic in Templates or Design Questions
p.s. The TNG community is great to work with, but it's all online, and I miss live teaching, training, and show-and-tells. I also love welcoming newcomers to, well, whatever. So I would be more than happy to do a live video show-and-tell or have a video discussion with one or several people about any number of topics, including CSS, TNG notes of various types, Mods, the mod manager, etc. Also Family Tree Maker Gedcom Import (that may be my specialty; see the Gedcom Converter mod) Please feel free to contact within this thread or privately if you are at all interested. I want to say something along these lines on the TNG email discussion list, but doing so in a more public forum like that would necessarily lead to a discussion of topics, other presenters or discussion leaders, some kind of schedule or agenda, etc. and I'm too disorganized to deal with that. - Robin -
Why won't CSS "class" work in Notes?
idogenealogy replied to idogenealogy's topic in Templates or Design Questions
This is awesome Robin! Why weren't you around when I *had* to figure this stuff out? I decided to install the mod suggested by Katryne ... https://tng.lythgoes.net/wiki/index.php/Confidential_Notes_Color Pretty much, the mod does what I wanted to do ... but don't be surprised if I use some of what you explained Robin. Many thanks to all. -
Why won't CSS "class" work in Notes?
Robin Richmond replied to idogenealogy's topic in Templates or Design Questions
Hi. So I gather that a page that on which you are trying to dispay a note is not online. In case you aren't familiar with them, I'll note that popular web browsers have "Inspectors" that let you see exactly which CSS rules apply to specific elements on your page. It even tells you which rules apply directly to that element, and which are inherited by the element. You can also fiddle with style rules - disable specific style attributes, change colors & fonts, add borders, and even change the HTML. (Doing this is referred to as "Inspecting the DOM" or "Browsing the DOM", but you don't need to know much about the DOM to use the inspector. See below.) Anyway, when I find that a page element does not took the way I expect, I use the inspector. I thought that I had started a TNG wiki article on browser inspectors, but I now see that I didn't. There are a lot of browser inspector help pages on web, but I must say that I'm not sure that I ever found a good one. Unfortunately, most of the help pages I've seen focus on navigating through all of the feature of one browser's inspector. If all you need to do is figure out the effect of styles, then you don't care about those other features. Regarding div.class - what you said is true, but wasn't directed at the point at hand. salient to the point at hand. Let me describe it this way: (BTW, I have a habit of explaining things that don't need to be explained, so I expect many people to skip over much of what I write.)' If you want a person's name by itself to be bold and brown, but you want a paragraph about a person to be, say, outlined in brown, you might define these rules: div.person {border:thin solid brown;} span.person {color:brown; font-weight-bold;} So, when a person is mentioned within a pargraph, you might say <p>Piscataway was settled in the 1660s. One of the original settlers was <span class='person'>Hopewell Hull</span>... But then when you write a paragraph about a person, you might say <p class='person'>Hopewell Hull was the first of Rev. Joseph Hull's children to be born in America - in Weymouth, Plymouth Colony, in 1636... Given the two style rules above, if you apply class='person' to a hyperlink, nothing will happen. But if you have a style rule such as .person {font-family:verdana;} then <a class='person'>, <p class='person'>, and <span class='person'> will all use the Verdana font. But, if you define .person {color:green;} then <a>, <div>, and everything else except <span> will be green, but the more specific rule span.person {color:brown;} will override the rule covers all other elements. So, looking back at the earlier messages in this thread, I didn't see anything that would prohibit the rule .forme {color:crimson; font-style: italic;} from applying to <div> tags. But clearly, something clearly got in the way. I just didn't see it. - Robin ---------------------------------------------------------- p.s. The least you need to know about DOM inspectors: (Remember that habit I mentioned?) Right click on the text or block you are interested in, and select "inspector" It will show you a hierarchical representation of the HTML and (usually) focus on the HTML element you clicked on. And, on the side, you'll see a list of the styles that apply to that element, along with the specific lines within specific stylesheets where that rule is defined. You'll see a hierarchical representation of the page and panel that lists style rules that apply to the current elementthe styles that apply to that From there. you check and uncheck boxes next to specific attributes, click within the HTML to look at another elment (and note that the elemnt will be highlighted within your web page) You can also double-click or click and hit F2 or right click and select edit, etc to change the HTML; change the rules etc. Importantly, you are only changing the the representation of the HTML within the browser at this moment. You are not hanging the source code. As soon as you refresh the page, all of your changes will disappear. Finally, the inspector and/or each of its panels can be moved around; even opened in another window. The icons that cause that to happen may different (and in different places) in different browsers, but all of the browsers pretty much do the same thing. Here's a screen shot from a TNG page: -
Regis, If you use MySQLDumper, you need to re-enable the indexes after a restore. See MySQLDumper Important note in Description section. If you have not re-enabled the indexes after a restore, that could account for your slow performance. I know it kills Track Lines after doing an import.
