Francois schreef op 2012-05-08 07:12:
On 07/05/2012 22:58, Jo Pol wrote:
What is supposed to happen next?
On the screen capture I posted yesterday, you had to select "Edit
this place".
That is what I tried to tell you I did
perhaps this gives a clue, note that the list of places shows the
jurisdiction in reverse order, it also seems like the place field in
both edit views synchronise incorrectly, I usually work in this view
When I see both sides of your screen capture, I can see a problem
with the way you build your genealogy.
You don't respect the juridictional order of your PLAC and FORM tags
of your header.
On the left side, we can see :
Utrecht, Baarn, , , , ,
So we have six comas, so seven juridictional entities.
Please open your gedcom file with an editor, and check the header,
I wonder what your conventions mean when I upload my gedcom to
http://www.genealogieonline.nl/stamboom-pol/tellingen.php
my file has just the header below. I don't trust the ANSI, I intended
to save as UTF-8
0 HEAD
1 SOUR ANCESTRIS
2 VERS 0.6.0.2285
2 NAME Ancestris
2 CORP Ancestris Team
3 ADDR http://www.ancestris.org, http://www.ancestris.com
1 DEST ANY
1 DATE 6 MAY 2012
2 TIME 13:52:27
1 SUBM @B2@
1 FILE pol.ged
1 GEDC
2 VERS 5.5
2 FORM Lineage-Linked
1 CHAR ANSI
0 @I23@ INDI
maybe 8 or 10 lines from the top, you should see something like :
0 HEAD
1 SOUR ANCESTRIS
2 VERS 0.6.0.2360
2 NAME Ancestris
2 CORP Ancestris Team
3 ADDR http://www.ancestris.org [1], http://www.ancestris.com [2]
1 DEST ANY
1 DATE 4 JAN 2012
2 TIME 10:07:52
1 SUBM @B1@
1 FILE francois.ged
1 GEDC
2 VERS 5.5
2 FORM Lineage-Linked
1 CHAR UTF-8
1 LANG French
1 PLAC
2 FORM Lieudit,Commune,Code_INSEE,Département,Région,Pays
Of course yours will be in dutch or english.
In mine, I have six juridictional entities, so all places in my
genealogy must follow that number and order.
In yours, on the right side, you have :
BIRT
DATE 1888
PLAC Baarn, Utrecht
your mistake is there.
You should have :
Baarn, Utrecht, , , , ,
if you want to be helped when you enter your data, go to Tools,
Preferences, and check the box "Distinguish the court for places".
Then restart Ancestris.
Another tip, you should add the country too if you want the geoview
to be helped to localize the cities, hamlet, etc. The more info you
can give the better it will be.
So at least :
Utrecht, Baarn, , , , , Nederland
About the fact that you have a difference between both views, one
shows the city first (geo), and the editor, the hamlet first, it was
a
request made by users. They wanted the geoview to display the city
first.
when I select "edit this view" the log shows this stack trace
java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 6
Here, we have som
Francois
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