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Missing icon family trees from list of GenoMaps (18g)


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By fbukolyi - Monday, October 2, 2006
See the screenshot, no tree icon in family C, H, P, V - though should be

By GenoProSupport - Monday, October 2, 2006
Is this new to Beta18g, or it was there before in Beta 18f?

Can you generate a sample file to http://familytrees.genopro.com, or send me your .gno file using the Send File command.

By fbukolyi - Monday, October 2, 2006
File sent to Genoprosupport.

Some more info: when clicking on genomap Csirke and regenerate the report, this genomap also appears. When clicking on genomap Pomázi (regenerate), than this also will appear, however, H will remain still empty. Caching issue?

 

The generator settings are as follows: Options: nothing was set.Privacy: remove stray, no .gno, no .xml was set. Skin name English Narrative report.

By GenoProSupport - Tuesday, October 3, 2006
There is a problem indeed.  I have contacted Ron about the issue.
By genome - Wednesday, October 4, 2006
It appears that the GenoMaps that do not appear in the list do not have the 'boundary_rect' attribute present. I guess these GenoMaps have not been updated for some time, as GenoPro would normally add the 'boundary_rect' attribute automatically. Applying a dummy update to one of the maps (e.g. add and then delete an individual) seems to cause GenoPro to add 'boundary_rect' to all the GenoMaps and fixes the problem.
By fbukolyi - Wednesday, October 4, 2006
You may right, Ron, as some maps were touched far ago. Maybe before that version, where
'boundary_rect' has been introduced Smile. Thanks
By GenoProSupport - Wednesday, October 4, 2006
Ron (10/4/2006)
Applying a dummy update to one of the maps (e.g. add and then delete an individual) seems to cause GenoPro to add 'boundary_rect' to all the GenoMaps and fixes the problem.

Just click on each GenoMap once and this is enough to generate a report with all the GenoMaps.  Make sure you save to store the boundary_rect in the .gno file.