Activity for phpmyfamily
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Geltmar Buxhoeveden posted a comment on discussion Help
I fear, that's what it looks like in phpmyfamily 1.4.x. In my 2.0.x version logging in as admin gives me a link for "complete gedcom". The export I remember to have programmed for the 1.4 version only existed in a zip file on my webserver 10+ years ago. I deleted it at some time and have looked at some possible places on old hardware. Unfortunately without success. The safest way of achieving your goal is probably: - sqldump of your database - install of version 2 on a local computer - restore database...
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J.M.J. van Bommel posted a comment on discussion Help
Hi there, for a few days now I can log in as Admin to view and change things. I have seen that when I am logged in and go to a screen of a person, I can create a gedcom file of that person. But no relationships are shown in this. For example, the "Details" screen does contain marriage data and children and brothers and sisters, but they are not in the gedcom. And does a gedcom file have to be created for each person? I thought that the entire family tree was included in a gedcom file.
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Thanks for clarifying. I should have read the whole thread, sorry. From what I can see in your "Genealogie Vlieland" database is, that you have quite a number of media files. That is not really a problem, as only references to the pictures are exported. If there is more than one picture per person it seems to depend on the target systems import what is going to happen. Pictures can be assigned to events in gedcom, but the phpmyfamily export only assigns to individuals.
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Thanks Geltmar for the detailed answer; as I explained earlier there are indeed 3 different databases and they are completely separate. So they can also be exported separately.
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Okay, I'll try to describe, what worked for me, what's currently (probably) wrong with the export and some things I did to repair the data. backup everything !!! esp. the database follow the instruction to upgrade from latest phpmyfamily 1.4.x to 2.2.x (this shouldn't do much to the data, some restructuring of the database and basically you get a new codebase, that is completely different. Within that codebase there is a gedcom.php to export all data in one gedcom file) I did some adjustments to...
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Hello Geltmar, thanks for your message. Can you tell me some more about the "somewhat workable" and also about those "quirks" in relation to "good enough? The database concerned in our case contains more than 22.000 people. So you'll understand that manually fixing things afterwards is no option!
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Just want to encourage you to go the "upgrade road". It's quite some time time ago, but I was able to migrate from 1.4 tree to 2.x. Once everything is in there, a somewhat workable gedcom export is available. I used it last month to migrate to webtrees. The export has some quirks, but depending on your data might be "good enough".
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Thank you Ian. I'll contact the guy who owns the website and perhaps we'll be able to make an export-file.
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Ian Wright posted a comment on discussion Help
possibly under preferences - I think you will need to be an admin There aren't that many places to look! I am running version 2 so can't really compare but it should be similar
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Thank you, Ian, for your answer. Where can I find the gedcom export that you mentioned? Or how do I do that?
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yes, it's very outdated and effectively no longer maintained I believe there's a gedcom export although I can't remember how well it works in 1.4.2 That would be the first thing that I would try Depending on how technical you are, you could try updating to the latest version as that contains various updates/upgrades but that may not be entirely trivial gedcom is probably still the way to go
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Who can help? A genealogy website was once created with phpmyfamily v1.4.2 (http://www.cpvanderlaan.nl). This website contains 3 separate databases, namely genealogy Fam. Van der Laan, Genealogy Vlieland and Vlieland 40-45. I am now interested in the 2nd database: Genealogy Vlieland. This contains data on almost 22,000 people. The man who once set up all these databases has asked whether the Cultural Historical Association Vlieland wants to take over this database and continue to maintain it. But,...
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ola amae posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
I definitely wish I could contribute. I recognise enough to debug a chunk however it really is it. I'm using this now as it's the perfect to maintain as you can read more. The few others accessible are not person friendly at all. Hopefully your plans will exchange :)
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Michael Schwartz created ticket #60
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Dani posted a comment on ticket #59
Marvin Francois, Effectively! that was the error. $ sudo apt install php-bcmath $ sudo systemctl restart apache2 And work fine! Very thanks!!
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debian stretch PHP 7.0.33-0
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Marvin Francois posted a comment on ticket #59
sounds like you do not have the BCMath extensions for PHP enabled. http://php.net/manual/en/book.bc.php On Sun, Mar 10, 2019 at 5:54 AM Dani damufo@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Hello: pmfv2-2-0 I get this error. Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function bcsub() in /home/user/phpmyfamily/inc/footer.inc.php:38 Stack trace: #0 /home/user/phpmyfamily/people.php(265): include() #1 {main} thrown in /home/user/phpmyfamily/inc/footer.inc.php on line 38 Very thanks! [feature-requests:#59] https://sourceforge.net/p/phpmyfamily/feature-requests/59/...
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Which version of php are you using?
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Hello: pmfv2-2-0 I get this error. Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function bcsub() in /home/user/phpmyfamily/inc/footer.inc.php:38 Stack trace: #0 /home/user/phpmyfamily/people.php(265): include() #1 {main} thrown in /home/user/phpmyfamily/inc/footer.inc.php on line 38 Very thanks!
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Wonderful !! as long as I can test.
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