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Posted Tuesday, August 1, 2006 - Post #12204
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Some general points about reporting and one that relates to my use of hyperlinked families. I cleared the cache and redownloaded, so hopefully I have the latest version. Is there a way to check this?

I have generated a new version at http://familytrees.genopro.com/appleshaw/SussexSteers/

1 The most popular places are still showing the zero occurrences before the main list

2 When I open the person's details there can be two icons at the top right to expand/close the notes. Try James Steer (b. 1810) or those near to him.

3 James (1810) father Richard has the following comment (his wife has a similar one)

had an unspecified relationship with Richard.

I think that this is because there is a Social Relation link in the .gno file which can be seen on the .svg. However the .svg has not picked up that the other individuals are hyperlinks and in the .gno they are named. (This is being used to show that I think that the marriage in Petworth is of the family shown in Egdean - but not proven)

4 James Steer (b. 1810) appears with his wife Sarah in three different parishes as some children were born in each of them. All individuals are linked so that the information is the same on each GenoMap. On the present version it does not seem possible to hyperlink the marriages in the same way and so the report ends up showing three separate marriages of James & Sarah.

Any suggestions about how to clarify this?


Edited: Tuesday, August 1, 2006 by GenoProSupport



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