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Beyond these predefined or parametrisable trees, it is possible, with some effort and perseverance, to construct much richer trees. An example has been provided by Michael White: | Beyond these predefined or parametrisable trees, it is possible, with some effort and perseverance, to construct much richer trees. An example has been provided by Michael White: | ||
| − | [[Image:Arbre_m_white.png| | + | == Using path from a root to its ancestors == |
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This tree is the result of the merge of all paths between the root and a selected set of sosa illustrating the level of inbreeding in the ancestry. | This tree is the result of the merge of all paths between the root and a selected set of sosa illustrating the level of inbreeding in the ancestry. | ||
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Note on this example that certain persons are displayed multiple times (for instance Flora M. Maxwell, the mother of the root), due to the fact that it is not possible to reorganise this graph in the plane without crossing lines. | Note on this example that certain persons are displayed multiple times (for instance Flora M. Maxwell, the mother of the root), due to the fact that it is not possible to reorganise this graph in the plane without crossing lines. | ||
| − | + | It is built by a url containing three parts: | |
| − | *<code><nowiki>http://localhost:2317/ | + | *<code><nowiki>http://localhost:2317/base_name?pz=stanley+edison;nz=white;ocz=0;</nowiki></code> is the prefix, setting Stanley Edison White as the sosa 1, |
| − | + | *<code>m=DAG;p1=stanley+edison;n1=white;</code> is the GeneWeb command, setting Stanley Edison White as the root of the tree, | |
| + | *the remainder is a succession of {{c|1=s<sub>i</sub>=sosa_number<sub>i</sub>;}} where {{c|sosa_number<sub>i</sub>}} is the sosa number of the ancestor you have chosen to include in the tree. | ||
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| + | The url can be enriched with {{c|1=image=on;}} and {{c|1=spouse=on;}}. | ||
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| + | == Using path between two individuals == | ||
| + | [[Image:Arbre_henri.jpg||1000px]] | ||
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| + | Another possibility uses the path between any two persons in the following fashion: | ||
| + | *<code><nowiki>http://localhost:2317/base_name?;m=RLM;</nowiki></code> as prefix and GeneWeb command, | ||
| + | *followed by a succession of {{c|1=i<sub>1+2p</sub>=index<sub>1+2p</sub>;i<sub>2+2p</sub>=index<sub>2+2p</sub>;}} p vaying from 0 to n (limit?) where <code>index<sub>1+2p</sub></code> is the index of a person, as defined by GeneWeb (see [[namesake|Managing namesakes]]). | ||
*one can associate a text to each person through the parameter {{c|1=t<sub>1+2p</sub>=free text;}}. This text will be displayed boldface next to the name. | *one can associate a text to each person through the parameter {{c|1=t<sub>1+2p</sub>=free text;}}. This text will be displayed boldface next to the name. | ||
| − | The | + | The example above merges all the ascendance path between between Henri Bidaud '''(lui)''' and its relations (godparents, godchildren, person for which he was witness at some event), and has been augmented, for the sake of demonstration, by some links to a common ancestor. |
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| + | At this time, there is no option to instruct the {{c|m=RLM}} command do use relation by marriage paths. This explains the isolated person "Francis Redier" '''(mariage)''' for which Henri was witness to his wedding with Chantal Bridaud. | ||
The url can be enriched with {{c|1=image=on;}} and {{c|1=spouse=on;}}. | The url can be enriched with {{c|1=image=on;}} and {{c|1=spouse=on;}}. | ||
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GeneWeb provides a powerful tool to build and display trees. Ascendant/Descendants menu offers a rich set of options to display ascendances or descendances as lists or trees, with or without spouses, with or without images, ...
The templm template offers similar functions under the headings "Ascendants", "Siblings", "Descendants", as well as under the "Relations" heading. The latter displays the tree between the selected eprson ans all its relations (godfather, godmother, godchildren, persons to which he or she was witness at some event. Each event in turn offers a button to display the relation between the person and its witnesses.
Beyond these predefined or parametrisable trees, it is possible, with some effort and perseverance, to construct much richer trees. An example has been provided by Michael White:
Using path from a root to its ancestors
This tree is the result of the merge of all paths between the root and a selected set of sosa illustrating the level of inbreeding in the ancestry.
Note on this example that certain persons are displayed multiple times (for instance Flora M. Maxwell, the mother of the root), due to the fact that it is not possible to reorganise this graph in the plane without crossing lines.
It is built by a url containing three parts:
http://localhost:2317/base_name?pz=stanley+edison;nz=white;ocz=0;is the prefix, setting Stanley Edison White as the sosa 1,m=DAG;p1=stanley+edison;n1=white;is the GeneWeb command, setting Stanley Edison White as the root of the tree,- the remainder is a succession of
si=sosa_numberi;wheresosa_numberiis the sosa number of the ancestor you have chosen to include in the tree.
The url can be enriched with image=on; and spouse=on;.
Using path between two individuals
Another possibility uses the path between any two persons in the following fashion:
http://localhost:2317/base_name?;m=RLM;as prefix and GeneWeb command,- followed by a succession of
i1+2p=index1+2p;i2+2p=index2+2p;p vaying from 0 to n (limit?) whereindex1+2pis the index of a person, as defined by GeneWeb (see Managing namesakes). - one can associate a text to each person through the parameter
t1+2p=free text;. This text will be displayed boldface next to the name.
The example above merges all the ascendance path between between Henri Bidaud (lui) and its relations (godparents, godchildren, person for which he was witness at some event), and has been augmented, for the sake of demonstration, by some links to a common ancestor.
At this time, there is no option to instruct the {{{1}}} command do use relation by marriage paths. This explains the isolated person "Francis Redier" (mariage) for which Henri was witness to his wedding with Chantal Bridaud.
The url can be enriched with image=on; and spouse=on;.
GeneWeb Manual
- Download and install GeneWeb program under GNU/Linux, Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows, FreeBSD; on Mac OS X, Linux or Windows using Docker; or in CGI mode behind a web server.
- Understand GeneWeb server, homonym, consanguinity.
Use and manage genealogical databases
- Import Gedcom
.gedor GeneWeb.gwfiles with gwsetup or in command-line. - Update datas (add/remove individuals and families), merge duplicates, type dates.
- Use wikitext syntax, macros, keyboard shortcuts.
- Clean, recover, rename, save, archive a database.
- Merge and split multiples databases.
Technical annex
- Personalize CSS, header and trailer, templates, lexicon and declension.
- Configuration file
.gwf(for templm), wizard notes, passwords for friends/wizards and access restrictions to databases. - Add images in notes, further remarks for experts.
