Greg Roach

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See my script here: https://www.webtrees.net/index.php/en/forum/help-for-release-2-1-x/37099-automatic-upgrade-via-cli

Can you provide the context for these. We cannot add a definiton for `_MAP` - but we can for something like `INDI:*:ADDR:_MAP`, etc. > The value is a gedcom-formatted name,...

The SURN tag is used internally for sorting/grouping. It is not designed for display. Suppose we have the following `SURN` tags in different name records * `2 SURN ROACH` *...

> The surname from SURN-tag should be dispalyed also in "List style". No it should not. This value is only used for sorting/grouping. We say many times that `NAME` is...

The individual list has A-Z and two other options: no surname / all surnames. I think the problem is that we are showing a name with no surnames in the...

It is a difficult situation when there are users who rely on a bug. See also the recent comments on https://github.com/FamilySearch/GEDCOM/issues/169 We have said for a long time that the...

> There should be the possibility to control all 'subtags‘ of events and facts in Control panel - GEDCOM tags There are probably a thousand separate tag/subtag/... combinations. It is...

> I agree that everything should be configurable somehow, regardless of the number of options. There are approx 50 facts/events for FAM/INDI Each of these can have TYPE/DATE/PLAC/CAUS/RELI/AGNC/ADDR/NOTE/SOUR/OBJE/RESN... That's 550...

The URL for the thumbnail image contains a parameter `mark=0` or `mark=1`. For example, https://dev.webtrees.net/demo-dev/tree/demo/media-thumbnail?xref=m1&fact_id=a11b92ed7e364dae58b1870a1c2818e4&w=400&h=520&fit=crop&mark=1&s=62f7cac0a5dea08bdd39aa57586bbe3c https://dev.webtrees.net/demo-dev/tree/demo/media-thumbnail?xref=m1&fact_id=a11b92ed7e364dae58b1870a1c2818e4&w=400&h=520&fit=crop&mark=0&s=3856eedddba0d5e8967794d592aa9a2b (The server will check whether you have permission to view the image without the...

> mark=1 or mark=0 seems to make no difference. You are saying that you can see an image with `mark=1` in the URL both *with* and *without* a watermark, or...