Peterkoman wrote: I have worked in the IT business in for 35+ years, so I am not quite unfamiliar with IT systems and applications :)īoth applications (webtrees and FTM) refer to photos by their folder and file names.
It will add this to the config setting "/var/peterkoman wrote: Well, am I right in assuming that I need to "Create" the attatchment to the right person and event for every one of the 6087 media instance? Now, when your GEDCOM file contains references to "C:\My Documents\Genealogy\photo.jpg", webtrees will ignore "C:\My Documents\Genealogy\", leaving just "photo.jpg". When you import the GEDCOM file, there's a setting for this called "Remove the GEDCOM media path from filenames". To allow webtrees to find the files, you'll need to tell it to ignore the "C:\My Documents\Genealogy\" part of the filename. You can find this out by looking at one the media records in webtrees. For example, "C:\My Documents\Genealogy\photo.jpg". For example, "/var/Now, FTM probably stores your files using filenames that apply to your PC. In your webtrees configuration (Family tree preferences, scroll down), you'll have a setting "Media folder". This should be a simple question of copying the files from your desktop computer to your webserver. Is there any way to import the full tree with everything in it from FTM 2014 into webtrees?
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