The problem is still sometimes there. Here is an example

Ok I'll look further. It would be helpful if you could post or send me a small sample .gno file with mixed English/Hebrew names.

You can just set the required value in a 'S' attribute for each day of the week in the Dictionary <DateFormatting> section e.g.

<Weekdays>   <Mon S="Mo">Montag</Mon>   <Tue S="Di">Dienstag</Tue> etc.

It all looks OK now with your test file.

I found this useful tutorial on dealing with bidirectional text in HTML.

Thanks Ron

The Frameset issue was solved now I'm so Happy to have that great feature.

I Would suggest to change the line:

document.write("<FONT SIZE=1>" + tmp + "</FONT>");

into:

document.write("<FONT SIZE=2>" + tmp + "</FONT>");

It's much readable that way.

I'll look into it, also the picture thingy.

With the picture name, there were some typos in the Config Params in the Dictionary. Show picture name below picture? should be Hide picture name below picture?. Also fUsePictureID should be fUsePictureId. I have also changed picture name to picture title to reflect the fact that the 'Picture Name' field in GenoPro does not have to be the filename - you change it to any title you wish (and you do not have to rename your pictures!).

I have found a little bug in the calendar. Whenever I have a birthday on the current date, it displays the age as if the person was becoming a year older. Only happens when the birthday matches the current day.

And I have a request... is there a way to print in the calendar also birthdays of people whom I do not have the year of birth, but I have the rest of the date???

Thanks,

PACO LUNA

If someone has a birthday today and you generate a report on the same day that he has a birthday, the calendar will show that he is older in one year then he really is.

e.g:

1. create an individual who has a birthday today and he is 1 years old. (He was born last year at the same day).

2, generate a stand-alone calendar report

3. the result will be that he is 2 !! years old. of course - it's a mistake.

Hugo reported a similar problem earlier and this has been fixed in the Narrative Report version of the calendar and my testing does not show this problem. I do not intend to maintain the standalone version as the code is identical to the one embedded in the Narrative Report. Could you try replacing the layercalendar.js and calendarevents.js files in your standalone skin with the sames files from the latest Narrative Report skin and see if that fixes it?

I did what you have suggested, but the same problem remains.

The problem is still there even when I generate a full report using the default english skin

O.k - first I'm sorry - I was using by mistake ver 2.0.1.0.  on ver 2.0.1.1 the problem is gone using the english report.

However - I tried again to replace the layercalendar.js and calendarevents.js files in my standalone skin with the sames files from the latest Narrative Report skin (ver 2.0.1.1) but I get this error message and non of the events are dispalyed.

I hope that you could fix also the stand alone version on that matter.

Thank you