GEDCOM to XML?
Craig_Gingell at Dell.com
Craig_Gingell at Dell.com
Wed Oct 28 09:44:49 GMT 1998
I have an entire genealogy website of over 1800 names powered by XML.
The original site was designed earlier in the year, and does not make use of
namespaces etc.
I have written routines to convert GEDCOM to my XML and back again.
There is only one drawback, in that I have functionality in my XML that I
cannot express in GEDCOM (not that I know of)
My XML encompasses geography, so that people in the same geographical area
can be linked together.
I have used Microsoft's MSXSL processor to create several different styles
of pages from my XML. These include profile entries, ancestral trees,
descendant trees, location lookups and image gallery.
You can find my website at http://www.gingell.com and my XML file at
http://www.gingell.com/data/gingell.txt
I would very much like feedback on GEDCOM developments, as I have not seen
many (if any) genealogy sites using XML
Regards
Craig Gingell
http://www.gingell.com
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