PHPGEDView can be used to support a web site for doing collaborative genealogy. It's open source; doesn't look too bad. Might it be enhanced to support evidence collection? This would mean supporting alternative, conflicting, data for facts, with changing evaluations of those data. Ideally, each user could have his own view of the facts, relying on the judgement of whatever people they want.
Thursday, May 13, 2004
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1 Comments:
I've used PHPGedView and it works okay, the interface is not real intuitive and making changes to the data is awkward.
I spent $25 and purchased TNG (also PHP based), which I'm really happy with and works much better than PHPGedView in my opinion. It isn't open source though, but you do have full access to modify the (PHP) code.
-Hugh www.familypreserves.com
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