On Fri, Nov 13 2009, James A. Treacy wrote:
>> I generate a narrative web site for my family tree, and I then
>> output a graphiviz file, with URL's, in orde3r to create an image map
>> file. This way, I get a graphical view of the family tree, and I
>> should be able to jump to individual pages by clicking on them,
>>
>
> Manoj,
> The current version of gramps is 3.1.2. Could you check to see if
> this problem still exists? If it does, could you give me a better
> explanation of what you are doing? I do not use the web reports so am
> not at all familiar with them.
Yes, it is still present.
>> ppl/m/o/MO20TLOTLAWOH2TB6A.html but it lives at:
>> ppl/a/6/MO20TLOTLAWOH2TB6A.html
>
> The directory structure changed because the files were not partitioned
> very well using the old scheme. The new structure uses the last two
> characters of the filename, before the .html, in reverse order.
> This was not well advertised before the change migrated to a stable
> release but discussions since then have stated that the change is a
> good idea and permanent. Adding an option to the narrative web page
> generation to generate links from the old to the new structure was
> vetoed.
That's fine.
> Since the file structure is so simple you should be able to handle
> this from your end by modifying the generation of your graphviz file.
That iswhere the bug is. See, I am not creating the graphviz
file. Gramps is. If it has changed the layout for the web site in one
part of gramps (which is fine) it should make sure all parts of gramps
web site generation are internally consistent with the changes.
> Let me know if this information is sufficient so I can close the bug
> report.
There is still a bug in gramps. Here is how you may reproduce
it:
# In gramps, do Reports -> Web -> Narrated Web site
# Report Options:
# Filter: Entire database
# Character Set: Unicode
# Style Sheet: Nebraska
# include ancestor graph
# Advanced: Select all
# This generates NAVWEB.tar.gz
Observe the location in the tarball where people pages are ppl/*
# Then you do Reports -> Graphs -> Relationship Graph
# Paper Options:
# Output Format: Graphviz file
# Report Options:
# Filter: Entire database
# Include URL
# This generates rel_graph.gv
Grep for the ppl/ links in the generated file. The rel_graph.gv
contains old filepaths.
I think that relationship graph generator should have the same
file paths as does the narrative web site generator.
manoj
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