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Parts of GR tree not displaying

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Sonya

Sonya Report 25 Apr 2010 11:50

Thanks for the replies. I'm glad I'm not alone. I was wondering if this was something that happened once you had a certain number of entries on your tree, because I've added quite a few people recently. I tried closing the tree and opening it again, but it hasn't made any difference. Let's hope GR can fix it because it's very confusing!

InspectorGreenPen

InspectorGreenPen Report 25 Apr 2010 11:41

Yes, there are already a couple of threads on this.

It is suspected that there have been some software updates which have introduced a bug causing the tree not to display correctly after adding a new child. I found that if I close my tree and then open it up again it seems to display correctly.

If there is a bug then hopefully GR will patch it tomorrow.

Sonya

Sonya Report 25 Apr 2010 11:28

Recently, I have had a problem with parts of my tree not displaying. Sometimes I look at an entry and think "I'm sure I added children to that person." So I click on "add child" and lo and behold, the children miraculously appear because they were there all the time, just not showing.. I have just over 500 people on my tree, and haven't met this problem before.

Has anyone else experienced this?