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Barry Graham

Post #14841 Posted 12/1/2006 7:36:09 AM

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Trying to generate a report using v20b I receive the following message :-

(Following the report name)

Opening configuration file Config.xml for skin '\Customized English Narrative Report\* (English Narrative Report)'...
Validating picture cache...
Error in Config.xml at line 114: Unable to parse '{Name.LastOrLast2:25}-{Name.FirstMiddle:35}-{id}.htm' (Invalid tag name 'Name.FirstMiddle')
Loading dictionary.xml...
[0.00] Processing template 'init.htm'...
[0.13] The tag 'EmotionalRelationship.individual1' is no longer valid. Try 'EmotionalRelationship.Replaced by 'Entity1''
[0.13] The tag 'EmotionalRelationship.individual2' is no longer valid. Try 'EmotionalRelationship.Replaced by 'Entity2''
[0.48] The tag 'PedigreeLink.pedigree_link' is no longer valid. Try 'PedigreeLink.Replaced by 'PedigreeLink''
Error at line 254 (init.htm) : Object doesn't support this action: 'pedigree_link.id'
Microsoft VBScript runtime error 800A01BD

The same file generated a perfectly good report in v19g.
I have reinstalled 19g which still produces a report without error.

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Howard53

Post #14842 Posted 12/1/2006 7:44:22 AM

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Barry, as explained elsewhere, the tags have changed from v2b20 and you are using a customised report. See also: http://support.genopro.com/FindPost14826.aspx

Barry Graham

Post #14876 Posted 12/1/2006 8:09:35 PM

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Thanks Howard - That was the problem.

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