Dynamic Web Report B

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No, it’s not. In the end all I had to do was:

  • edit the line about v5.1, to 5.2
  • edit the line about webreport.common, to .alphabeticindex
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I’ve come across another problem but I suspect it’s to do with Google and their map API and not the plugin.

The ‘options’ tab of this report has two tick boxes to include maps. When I chose OpenStreet Map as the service the maps tab in the output didn’t show any maps.

When I chose Google as the service, the maps work but give an error on loading. I then went in search of a Google Map API key** and entered that in to the relevant field in the ‘Options’ tab. However, the maps still give an error when used.

I suspect the problem is that although there’s stuff on the Google website saying you can use the map API without a billing account, and I eventually managed to get a key, without entering my credit card, Google have crippled that feature and you really must give them billing details.

Has anyone else tried this mapping feature in this report?

**an explanation of how I got said key will require a separate topic but it didn’t involve anything illegal.

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After changing line 240 it started correctly but ended with another error:

545199: ERROR: _reportdialog.py: line 801: Failed to run report.
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Program Files\GrampsAIO64-5.2.2\gramps\gui\plug\report\_reportdialog.py", line 760, in report
    my_report.write_report()
  File "C:\Users\patri\AppData\Local\gramps\gramps52\plugins\DynamicWebB\dynamicwebB.py", line 822, in write_report
    self._export_individuals()
  File "C:\Users\patri\AppData\Local\gramps\gramps52\plugins\DynamicWebB\dynamicwebB.py", line 975, in _export_individuals
    jdata['events'] = self._data_events(person)
                      ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "C:\Users\patri\AppData\Local\gramps\gramps52\plugins\DynamicWebB\dynamicwebB.py", line 1624, in _data_events
    jdatas.append(self._jdata_event(event_ref, an_object))
                  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "C:\Users\patri\AppData\Local\gramps\gramps52\plugins\DynamicWebB\dynamicwebB.py", line 1673, in _jdata_event
    part_person.append([self.obj_dict[Person][personhandle][OBJDICT_INDEX], str(part_person_role[0])])
                                                                                ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^^
IndexError: list index out of range

Not sure if it’s quite ready for v5.2

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Yet it starts and ends without errors on both my Win 10 Pro desktop PC and my Win 11 Pro laptop, which both run Gramps 5.2.3.

:person_shrugging:

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I have a similar crash when running on 5.1.6, so the issue is not due to 5.2 .

Changing the filter of people makes a difference for me - if I choose my whole db, it crashes. If I use an ancestor or descendant filter, it worked.

I made the following change in dynamicwebB.py and it seemed to work.

line 1673 was:

        part_person.append([self.obj_dict[Person][personhandle][OBJDICT_INDEX], str(part_person_role[0])])

and I changed to:

        if (part_person_role) :
            part_person.append([self.obj_dict[Person][personhandle][OBJDICT_INDEX], str(part_person_role[0])])
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Hi all, I wrote DWR B, and have just noticed these messages (thanks emyoulation). Thanks for your interest.
I was running 5.1.6 but have looked at DWR B and have made some changes, so it can run now on 5.2.3.
I am part way though an interesting change, which needs another day or two, and so will publish my update in a few.days.

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9 posts were split to a new topic: 5.2 seems to be slower than 5.1

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