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Is there a way to select only a single GenoMap to be generated?
Danny
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This will be part of the privacy filter.
In the meantime, you can add the following code in file Init.htm.
strGenoMapToKeep = "GenoMap1"
For Each i In Individuals
If (i.GenoMap <> strGenoMapToKeep) Then
i.href = ""
End If
Next |
In the page Individual.htm, you need the following code:<%[
strName = i.name
If (strName = "" OR i.Href = "") Then
Report.AbortPage
End If
]%> |
Finally, in the file toc_individuals.htm, you need to exclude any individual having an empty Href.For Each i In collectionIndividuals
' Keep only the individuals having a name AND a valid Href
strName = i.name
If (strName <> "" AND i.Href <> "") Then
strNameLast = i.name.last
' Code to write the hyperlinks
End If
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Dan,
Thank you for the quick and thorough response. This obviously works, however, I still recommend to be able to use only a single GenoMap through the Generate Report dialog - in the Report Generator Tab, by selecting Report Data Source - and there specifying only a specific map (or as is now, a whole document).
Danny
Danny
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... I still recommend to be able to use only a single GenoMap through the Generate Report dialog
Good suggestion. I was thinking of having a list of checkboxes for all the GenoMaps to include in the report, however I think your suggestion is better. Do you think someone would want to generate a report a specific group of GenoMaps? If this is the case, the privacy filter could handle this.
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I still recommend to be able to use only a single GenoMap through the Generate Report dialog - in the Report Generator Tab, by selecting Report Data Source - and there specifying only a specific map (or as is now, a whole document).
I agree.
The new GenoMaps method enable the users to part their family tree into little segments. It is especially true if you want to print the family tree, when it is a large one. So, if it is good for printing, it must be good for the Report Generator.
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Dan Wrote:
Do you think someone would want to generate a report a specific group of GenoMaps? If this is the case, the privacy filter could handle this.
For multiple GenoMaps and more sophisticated management of the reports, I agree that a privacy filter or coding would work. However, GenoPro should definitely have an assortment of drop-down list boxes, check boxes, etc., for the general user. In this case, I stand by my initial idea of having it as part of the Generate Report dialog.
Generally speaking, I think we should all remember that most of the users will not be able to program, and that GenoPro should be as user-friendly to the end-user as possible, while at the same time giving tremendous capability to the more tech-oriented people.
Danny
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...I think we should all remember that most of the users will not be able to program, and that GenoPro should be as user-friendly to the end-user as possible, while at the same time giving tremendous capability to the more tech-oriented people.
I agree 100% with you. I have a loving passion for programming, however I understand not everyone wants to write code like I do. My goal is to offer as many features as possible "out of the box" so they are available within a few mouse clicks.
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