Search for Connections Mod

[klooster 0]

This is how it looks on my website, with my integration method of course, I tweaked the css colors, background etc.

Kloosterman example

Looks oké to me.

[mjaro 0]

6 minutes ago, klooster said:

Looks oké to me.

Looks great, even better than in my own site  🤔 

(Sorry for the previous advice, it didn't make much sense.)

Congrats!

Michał

 

 

[theKiwi 0]

1 hour ago, tngrlkrz said:

Have any of the other folks on this thread set error logging for warnings and able to confirm what Ken and I see?

 

I just turned on E_ALL and to load my testing page generated 6,203 errors like this

[Tue Feb 23 13:08:24 2021] [error] [client 96.42.131.218] PHP Stack trace:
[Tue Feb 23 13:08:24 2021] [error] [client 96.42.131.218] PHP   1. {main}() /Library/WebServer/Documents/TNG_WordPress/tng_13.0/connections.php:0
[Tue Feb 23 13:08:24 2021] [error] [client 96.42.131.218] PHP   2. include() /Library/WebServer/Documents/TNG_WordPress/tng_13.0/connections.php:27
[Tue Feb 23 13:08:24 2021] [error] [client 96.42.131.218] PHP Warning:  Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /Library/WebServer/Documents/TNG_WordPress/tng_13.0/connections-graph.php on line 79

i.e. a block of lines like this 6,203 times.

Roger

[Ken Roy 0]

4 hours ago, mjaro said:

Ken, I believe this can occur only if there is an inconsistency in the database Maybe someone started adding a family and the session was broken? Maybe there is a family of 0 persons (containing neither a pair nor a single) ?

I you uncomment line 82 and run the program (i.e., enter Connections tab) you will see a looong text showing "parent-child" pairs, and in one place you will see the warning you mentioned. Maybe you can then detect which family ID is suspected (see previous and next parentID).

Or you could export gedcom and send it to me? 

No better idea so far  

Michał

Michal,

If you implement the change that Michel Kirsch recommended above in

It eliminates the warning errors that I am seeing.   As Michel indicated not all families have children. 

Michel's fix was tested in your v4 connections-graph.php

[mjaro 0]

Michel, Ken, Roger, Ron, and Kare.

You are all right (especially Michel, of course)

For the next mod sub-version I'll include the corrected file. I've made also some additional internal checkings to avoid wornings.

Imagine, I couldn't see any warnings because my hoster doesn't allow me to change server settings. Fortunately, Kare sent me a more detailed log of warnings, and tested corrected file version.

Thank you all and I'm sorry it took so long.

Michał

[Ken Roy 0]

Michal,

You should take a look at the following 2 mods

• Prolog mod which has an Edit Option that llows you to change the error reporting level
• Show PHP Error Log I often change the mod to point to the Apache error log on my WampServer environment

I use both mods.  There is a link in the second mod on instructions on how to setup your php.ini overrides to capture the PHP error log

The mods are necessary when you do not have access to your server PHP error log

Edited 21 hours ago by Ken Roy
fix senternce

[Michel KIRSCH 0]

Michal,

I've followed Ken's advice some months ago : The Prolog Mod has changed my life !

Michel