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Important Upgrade from PhpgedView 4.x to Webtree (Latest)
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1 year 2 weeks ago #1
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Hi I used to use phpgedview in the past. Now I am planning to move to phpgedview. I guess the last version of my family tree was created with phpgedview 4.1.2 if I am not wrong.
How to I Import the .GED file without loosing the media references or facts?
How to I Import the .GED file without loosing the media references or facts?
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1 year 2 weeks ago #2
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Greg Roach - greg@subaqua.co.uk - @fisharebest@phpc.social - fisharebest.webtrees.net
Replied by fisharebest on topic Upgrade from PhpgedView 4.x to Webtree (Latest)
You have the media files? In PhpGedView, they were (probably) in a folder /media
You have the GED files?
If you have both of these, then create a new installation of webtrees.
In webtrees, create a new family tree.
Copy the media files to /data/media
Copy the GED files to /data
Import the GED file into the tree
That should be it.
Sometimes, phpGedView stored media file names as "media/photo.jpg" instead of just "photo.jpg".
You can check this by looking in the GED file.
If this is the case, there is an import option to remove media paths. Import the GED again, and remove the path "media/".
You have the GED files?
If you have both of these, then create a new installation of webtrees.
In webtrees, create a new family tree.
Copy the media files to /data/media
Copy the GED files to /data
Import the GED file into the tree
That should be it.
Sometimes, phpGedView stored media file names as "media/photo.jpg" instead of just "photo.jpg".
You can check this by looking in the GED file.
If this is the case, there is an import option to remove media paths. Import the GED again, and remove the path "media/".
Greg Roach - greg@subaqua.co.uk - @fisharebest@phpc.social - fisharebest.webtrees.net
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1 year 2 weeks ago #3
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Replied by sandhya on topic Upgrade from PhpgedView 4.x to Webtree (Latest)
Yes. I have GED Files and I have Media. I have multiple GED files each file as different media folder.
Thanks for the quick reply
Thanks for the quick reply
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1 year 2 weeks ago #4
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Greg Roach - greg@subaqua.co.uk - @fisharebest@phpc.social - fisharebest.webtrees.net
Replied by fisharebest on topic Upgrade from PhpgedView 4.x to Webtree (Latest)
> I have multiple GED files each file as different media folder.
Then you can create many different media folders. e.g.
media/folder1, media/folder2, media/folder3, ...
media1, media2, media3, ...
You can select the folder for each tree in the tree-preferences page.
Then you can create many different media folders. e.g.
media/folder1, media/folder2, media/folder3, ...
media1, media2, media3, ...
You can select the folder for each tree in the tree-preferences page.
Greg Roach - greg@subaqua.co.uk - @fisharebest@phpc.social - fisharebest.webtrees.net
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