But the person IDs on WikiTree have been pretty stable. (“Washington-11” for George Washington on WikiTree.) The search parameters change as websites evolve.
In hopes of eventually having a reference ID search page feature for Gramps, I have been adding citations to a WikiTree source where the Page is the ID.
0 HEADġ SUBM FILE C:\Users\\Desktop\Captures\GeorgeWashington.gedįor a WikiTree converter, I’d probably convert the er_id and wikitree.page_id to something usable in Gramps. To import a GEDCOM, you first need to create a new file in Gramps to hold the information. It has 1 person, 2 sources (a WikiTree page for George, another for the Presidents Project page) and a Internet Website for George’s page. grdb (older versions Gramps), GEDCOM, CSV. Then export that as a GEDCOM for reference.Īs an example with WikiTree, I created a 1 person GEDCOM for President George Washington. Gramps can import from the following formats: Gramps XML, Gramps Package (Portable Gramps XML), Gramps 2.x. If you’re doing hacks for non-standard GEDCOM tags, the first thing I usually do is try to create a sample of the data in the way that I’d want Gramps to receive it. But in that case, should there be an option to do it one way or the other?
I’m not very familiar with GEDCOM, so maybe there are other uses of REFN and TYPE where the current design makes more sense. Wouldn’t it be more useful to create three attributes having distinct types “er_id”, “wikitree.page_id”, and “wikitree.privacy”, and do away with the notes? What are the reasons for the current design? To each attribute, it attaches a note of type “REFN_TYPE”, with text “er_id”, “wikitree.page_id”, and “wikitree.privacy” respectively. Currently, GRAMPS can import data from the following formats. Find the people that have been doubled up, and. Importing allows you to bring data from other genealogy programs into a GRAMPS database. Two options you could consider (sorry, both are rather tedious): use the Tools > Family Tree Processing > Find possible duplicate people. You probably have lots of duplicate people in this database now. Gramps stores this as three attributes of the same type, “REFN”, with the values 12345678, 87654321, and 40, respectively. DoctorDan March 29, 2023, 3:13am 1 (Please include your Gramps version and Operating System) Win 11, 5.1.5 I just imported a GEDCOM from MyHeritage and got 125 errors like this: Line ignored as not understood Unknown Tag Skipped subordinate line It would be real helpful if the error output included the actual lines that it didn’t like. In Gramps, the Family Tree > Import function will import all the data into the open database. When I import a GEDCOM file from WikiTree (for example), it has this kind of data for each person: If there are not too many dates that are wong, it is easy to retype them in the proper format, which is the same format as you chose for display.
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Or a scan of her Birth Certificate into either the Event’s Gallery tab of the Citation for that record.Before submitting a feature request, or attempting to hack the code myself, I thought it best to ask why something is the way it currently is. Gramps does this for every date that it didn’t recognize as a date in the GEDCOM file, meaning any date that doesn’t follow the standard format, which is for today. You can d.n.d Great-grandmother’s picture into the Galley tab of her Person Edit window. Instead of the d-n-d to the Media list view, you can d.n.d the relevant image file into a record’s Gallery tab. You can do almost the same thing but add them directly to the relevant Gramps record person, family, event, citation etc. That will get all the files into Gramps in big batches. The records will not be attached to any other record in Gramps and the record’s Title will just be the file’s name which you may want to edit. Family Tree Maker (FTM) Geneaal GeneWeb Geni GensDataPro Gramps. A Gramps record will be created for each file. At this moment importing a GEDCOM file from the following sources is (mostly).
Then it is a simple matter to drag-n-drop the selected files and drop them into the Gramps’ Media view. Select all of the files you want imported into Gramps. The easiest way once you have Gramps installed is: 1) Start with Gramps NOT running 2) right-click the GEDCOM file and choose to open the file with Gramps from. You can have various sub-folders to organize your various types of media files.įrom your OS file manager, open a folder storing your media files. The base media path is the folder you anticipate storing all your Gramps media files. Or can I put them all in one folder and point Gramps to that folder?įirst, set the base media path in Preferences.
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