Question Multiple Assosiate-fields for birth and death data entry
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Dieter Eckstein
Multiple Assosiate-fields for birth and death data entry was created by carosaar
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When entering birth and death dates, I also regularly use the "Assosiate" field to record notifiers or witnesses of the notarization. In my opinion, it would be necessary to offer at least two assosiate fields, that births and deaths were regularly registered by several people. A similar solution can already be found in the entry of marriage dates, where two association fields are offered.
Is there a way to set this up for births and deaths as well?
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Dieter Eckstein
When entering birth and death dates, I also regularly use the "Assosiate" field to record notifiers or witnesses of the notarization. In my opinion, it would be necessary to offer at least two assosiate fields, that births and deaths were regularly registered by several people. A similar solution can already be found in the entry of marriage dates, where two association fields are offered.
Is there a way to set this up for births and deaths as well?
Thank you
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Dieter Eckstein
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Replied by Franz Frese on topic Multiple Assosiate-fields for birth and death data entry
if you "edit with all gedcom tags", you will find the associate.
If you have installed the vesta - extensions, you will find " Configure visibility of GEDCOM tags" at the bottom. Check that and use the corrsponding Wrench, which shows up at the items after checking.
may be this is also the answer for your other post.
If you have installed the vesta - extensions, you will find " Configure visibility of GEDCOM tags" at the bottom. Check that and use the corrsponding Wrench, which shows up at the items after checking.
may be this is also the answer for your other post.
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Replied by carosaar on topic Multiple Assosiate-fields for birth and death data entry
Thanks Franz Frese,
Thanks for the answer. Displaying the field in the capture mask is not the problem. It is a matter of offering the field several times in the entry mask, as is already the case with the data entry of the marriage data:
Thanks for the answer. Displaying the field in the capture mask is not the problem. It is a matter of offering the field several times in the entry mask, as is already the case with the data entry of the marriage data:
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Replied by Franz Frese on topic Multiple Assosiate-fields for birth and death data entry
you have to fill and save one asso.
an additional asso line shows up, on next edit.
an additional asso line shows up, on next edit.
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Replied by carosaar on topic Multiple Assosiate-fields for birth and death data entry
Thanks for the tip. That's how I did it all the time. However, this means increased effort if I have to open the edit mask several times for a birth or death to enter further witnesses of the event.
Obviously, it's not a matter of program setting, but a new functionality.
Perhaps the topic should also be located elsewhere. New features or something...
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Obviously, it's not a matter of program setting, but a new functionality.
Perhaps the topic should also be located elsewhere. New features or something...
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Replied by fisharebest on topic Multiple Assosiate-fields for birth and death data entry
Firstly, GEDCOM 5.5.1 only allows ASSO fields for *individuals*, not for facts and events.
This is a webtrees extension.
For CHR, BAPM and MARR, we show 2 _ASSO fields as these events traditionally have two witnesses.
You can either
(A) modify this behaviour by creating a simple module. Copy the example module and add/modify a function "boot()" with the following:
This will override the default definitions, and provide
two associate fields for birth and death.
The third field ('NOTE') simply says that _ASSO comes before NOTE in the forms.
or ( persuade the community that the default for these (and other?) events should have 2/5/10/whatever copies of the ASSO field.
/edit - This should be open-bracket, B, close bracket. The forum insists on turning it into an emoji, and I wish it didn't!
This is a webtrees extension.
For CHR, BAPM and MARR, we show 2 _ASSO fields as these events traditionally have two witnesses.
You can either
(A) modify this behaviour by creating a simple module. Copy the example module and add/modify a function "boot()" with the following:
Code:
Registry::elementFactory()->registerSubTags([
'INDI:BIRT' => [['_ASSO', '2:M', 'NOTE']],
'INDI:DEAT' => [['_ASSO', '2:M', 'NOTE']],
]);
This will override the default definitions, and provide
two associate fields for birth and death.
The third field ('NOTE') simply says that _ASSO comes before NOTE in the forms.
or ( persuade the community that the default for these (and other?) events should have 2/5/10/whatever copies of the ASSO field.
/edit - This should be open-bracket, B, close bracket. The forum insists on turning it into an emoji, and I wish it didn't!
Greg Roach - greg@subaqua.co.uk - @fisharebest@phpc.social - fisharebest.webtrees.net
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