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I will delete most of the files in FH5webtest and try again with just the big ones.

The first html was copied straight from google analytics

The second is my rubbish coding

'Presumably you do NOT get the pop-up 'Not Enough Memory' if you perform the same mapping operation to a non-website output folder.' Correct. The original folder was C:UsersChrisDocumentsFamily Historian ProjectsFH5PublicFHwebtest I amended that up to C:UsersChrisDocumentsFamily Historian ProjectsFH...

I've hit a problem. I generated a website which has generated ~30,000 files (fam, img and ind mostly) If I then try to map someone I get a pop-up 'Not Enough Memory' The memory is 4gb of which ~ 2.5gb is free. Is this going to be a case of splitting the FH generated files logically (using PSPad as y...

Dear Mike, I have hit the 2500 limit and now understand the 24 hour rule through reference to another FHUG post. Can I suggest that you mention this limit in the help for when users do an initial run (and those tempted to remap). Apologies if it is in there already. Also there is a small typo set pr...

I was testing using only one record - mine.

'See also' only appears on the FH5 generated web page for me when I select more than one record when creating a web site.

I can now see the mapping.

Thank you.

I'm going to appear the idiot again, I know, but how do I associate the map with the webpage for the individual? I have created a webpage for myself, saved it to file:///C:/Users/Chris/Documents/Family%20Historian%20Projects/FH5/Public/FHWebtest/_nameindex.html and then ran the plugin saving the out...

Oops. Have been running 'Map Life Events', not 'Map Life facts'

Found it. He had more than nine facts on the same day (army enlistment).

I ran this for myself and my grandfather. I can see facts for myself, but nothing at all seems to have happened in in Bill's life!? I will test this to see if there is a maximum number of facts etc. The other thing I would like to ask refers to Wish List No 40 (Timelines). I was wondering if this pl...

Stand alone topic to discuss (or not) how to use the maps created. The plugin is excellent and obviously the result of a great deal of time and effort. The results are very interesting and useful for data validation and probity. I thought the maps would be excellent additions to reports or web pages...

That worked - thanks

I have been trying to adapt Jane's excellent Ancestry lookup plugin for the Cornwall OPC site. My aim was to simplify it enormously to put in just forename, surname, start date and parish (which I'll amend immediately by inserting '%' wildcards as the site has set up parishes as 'Ewe, St' rather tha...

I think I read it on a much earlier post in FHUG ot the mailing list about one person's ancestor/relative who on three consecutive censuses was not with his family, but in a pub in the next village.

http://search.ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bin/sse.dll?rank=1&new=1&MSAV=1&msT=1&gss=angs-c&gsln=bierton&msbdy=1851&msbpn__ftp=Aylesbury%2c+Buckinghamshire%2c+England&cpxt=1&uidh=e71&cp=11&pcat=CEN_1850&h=3998049&recoff=7&db=uki1851&indiv=1 Was disappointed to find out that C Norbabtiger Bierton was in fact a...

Bit frightening until I realised it was just telling me it hadn't found anything. Wonder if a friendlier message is available?



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I believe there is/are differences between the two - possibly self choice verses mum & dad & the top layer of the wedding cake and a party. I personally use the excellent Ancestral Sources baptism which, if you want to use it allows you to estimate a birth date from the baptism/christening alsong wi...

No idea where I heard it, but I recall that some Transportees actually never got further than the Hulks moored in rivers. A quick google search gives http://www.portcities.org.uk/london/server/show/ConNarrative.56/chapterId/422/Prison-hulks-on-the-River-Thames.html and page 3 mentions this. HTH Chris

I store censuses images in one folder, irrespective of year or place using the source record ID as the file name e.g. s100 or s999. When that folder gets too big I just start a new one. The structure then is (FH stuff)/Media/Censuses/A, (FH stuff)/Media/Censuses/B etc. I used to keep separate year a...

On its way in a minute.

Oh, another problemette. Created a ged from the main file and then tried running it from the new wjm.ged file. Got this:

I have just downloaded the latest version and run it against my grandfather. I've done analysis: 1. Resident tends to put the date to the end of the sentence e.g. Resident in Hampstead, Middlesex, England 11 January 1915 Attested (Military) 11 January 1915 in London, England This may not  to effect ...

same for Set Ignore Markers

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No problem with the plugin (apart from being unsure if gregorian/julian dates are catered for).

However I feel users will confuse this with an Historical Timeline feature such as in WL#40 (wars, monarchs etc)

Change of title to Family Anniversaries?  

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Two things - maybe these should be spilt into two problemettes 1. The plugin popup has a column 'State'. http://www.fhug.rjt.org.uk/images/uploads/plugin_popup1.jpg I couldn't screen capture it when it was running but I can only see Runn as the State column is hidden by the right of the screen. Resi...

Peter - yes, big file

Jane - I think I'll ditch all the plugins and reinstall them.

Is there a way of adding the results of a plugin to a named list (or lists where there is a mix of family, individual etc.) or a query. Example. I ran the List All Citations and found that where I had merged sources, I now have up to six of the same citation on a single record. I don't need to look ...