RE: [Ancestris_en] genealogy on line

2012-05-18 Thread Jo Pol
Hello Francois

> > 1 BURI
> > 2 DATE 15 AUG 1793
> > 2 PLAC Oudleusen, Dalfsen
> > 2 ADDR 't Ulrik
> 
> No, but the way you build your gedcom file is not appropriated imho.
> I guess you fool the website that way by mixing the PLAC and 
> ADDR tags for an event.

I guess my example is misleading. 't Urik is not a jurisdiction but the name
of a single farm. In pre Napoleon times (about 1812/1832) the country side
had no house numbers.

You suggest
 2 FORM Address, Hamlet,City,ZipCode,County,State,Country
But an address is not a jurisdiction IMHO, why elso should GedCom provide
ADDR properties?
http://www.arvernes.com/files/norme_gedcom/55gcch2.htm#EVENT_DETAIL

But the site does not seem to support ADDR properties. Therefore my
sugestion to turn event adresses in notes prefixed with "address" if ever a
dedicated export gets implemented. But personally I can live without.

Jo



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Re: [Ancestris_en] genealogy on line

2012-05-17 Thread Francois

  
  
On 15/05/2012 21:48, Jo Pol wrote:

Hello,

Sorry for the delay, but I've been out for a while.



  Hello

Now that I experimented a litle further, the site seems to have a problem
now that I adjusted the PLAC properties for the geoview. The map shows much
less places http://www.genealogieonline.nl/stamboom-pol/tellingen.php

I also added ADDR properties to various events, they are not shown on the
site. An example
http://www.genealogieonline.nl/stamboom-pol/I531.php
1 BURI
2 DATE 15 AUG 1793
2 PLAC Oudleusen, Dalfsen
2 ADDR 't Ulrik
2 NOTE http://www.vpnd.nl/bronnen/ov/dalfsen/dalfsen_begr_17921794.pdf 

Perhaps the hammlet and address could be turned into a note.


No, but the way you build your gedcom file is not appropriated imho.
I guess you fool the website that way by mixing the PLAC and ADDR
tags for an event.
As I said previously, you should add the right tags to the header.
Then you should build your whole genealogy accordingly. 
You can add as many juridictions as you need, so you could do
something like:

../.
lots of stuff deleted
1 CHAR UTF-8
1 LANG French
1 PLAC
2 FORM Address, Hamlet,City,ZipCode,County,State,Country

An example of how my genealogy is designed :
1 OCCU Couturière
1 RESI
2 ADDR lieudit "le Calvaire"
3 CITY Coëx, Vendée
1 DEAT
2 DATE 6 JUL 1950
2 PLAC ,Coëx,85070,Vendée,Pays de la Loire,France
2 AGE 22y 4m 6d

Do not know if it helps, but in my opinion, that's the only way to
go to be sure your places will be well located. 
Francois

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Re: [Ancestris_en] genealogy on line

2012-05-15 Thread Jo Pol
Hello

Now that I experimented a litle further, the site seems to have a problem
now that I adjusted the PLAC properties for the geoview. The map shows much
less places http://www.genealogieonline.nl/stamboom-pol/tellingen.php

I also added ADDR properties to various events, they are not shown on the
site. An example
http://www.genealogieonline.nl/stamboom-pol/I531.php
1 BURI
2 DATE 15 AUG 1793
2 PLAC Oudleusen, Dalfsen
2 ADDR 't Ulrik
2 NOTE http://www.vpnd.nl/bronnen/ov/dalfsen/dalfsen_begr_17921794.pdf 

Perhaps the hammlet and address could be turned into a note.

Jo



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Re: [Ancestris_en] genealogy on line

2012-05-08 Thread Jo Pol

Would it be possible to add a plugin/or/a possibility to our plugin
(export Geneanet) to match the requirements of that site.



I created my gedcom with Nils' predecessor of Ancestris, and switched 
recently. So far I don't seem to have much trouble but I'm not using 
every type of entity and field. The links are actually to a page of my 
tree.


I just was wondering what would happen if I adjusted the PLAC elements 
according to the requirements of Ancestris. The site is shows weird 
locations in the sea anyhow. I haven't figured out more details yet. 
http://www.genealogieonline.nl/stamboom-pol/tellingen.php



now that I'm looking

   Aujourd'hui dans le passé
1992 - Mariage de et (il y a 20 ans)

The names of the spouses are missing in this phrase. Before uploading I 
saved a copy of my gedcom and filtering living people. The above phrase 
shows that the family record was not removed and is used by the site.


No special export is required to fix that, but an enhancement of the 
filter: When filtering living people, also remove the family record, 
only if a spouse and a child remains, the record should remain but 
events, notes etc removed. I have the same wish for another site.


Speaking of the "save as" dialog, would it be possible to save the 
chosen options for the next time?


Jo



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