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I wanted to change the level of access for an existing fact. Before I added the same fact with the new level and it replaced the old. Just tried this and it didn’t work. I had to search for the fact, delete then add with new setting.

Which is the correct method? I’d prefer the former then it means not having to search the list for current setting, the one created overwrites.

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And another bug bites the dust !! 🙂

This time replace the file kiwitrees/admin_trees_config.php with the one in the attached zip folder

macalter wrote:

Which is the correct method? I’d prefer the former then it means not having to search the list for current setting, the one created overwrites.

Definitely the former.

In fixing this I also noticed that the “delete” button doesn’t (never has) give you a “confirm?” pop-up option, just in case you hit the wrong one. Also now fixed.

Nigel
My personal kiwitrees site is www.our-families.info

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jacoline

The replacement file worked.

PS: Between each replacement I out, CLEARED SITE CACHE; logged out; CLEARED BROWSER CACHE. I did the two files one at a time. “admin > privacy” first.

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 Alter-Drukarsh connections |The Garelicks|Journal 3.3.12 -  PHP Version 8.1.17 - mySQL 8.1
The Royals |The Kennedys|The Gerrer Rabbis  3.3.12 -  PHP Version 8.1.17 - mySQL 8.1

macalter wrote:

The replacement file worked.

Great.

macalter wrote:

PS: Between each replacement I out, CLEARED SITE CACHE; logged out; CLEARED BROWSER CACHE. I did the two files one at a time. “admin > privacy” first.

Never hurts, but not needed in this situation. These files are not cached in any way.

Nigel
My personal kiwitrees site is www.our-families.info