See the FAQ for instructions on embedding into a Wordpress blog.

Thanks. I am down t wordpress.com now(VS.org and hope to embed ths somehow

Tom the GEDCOM version was missing form your file, so it could not be processed.

Albrecht Family Web Site

hello

Great if it works on my homeserver

Armand, the service timed out, but was able to complete successfully in the background. I'm not sure why you didn't get a notification. Anyway, I emailed you the link so you can download it.

Few minutes ago I sent you my gedcom file "PasqAllies3-13-SansIllustr.ged". Before uploading it, obviously I filled the form above. Why I did not receive any message to tell me it was received and tell me how vill be the following step ? I don't speak and write easely the american language. I am sorry.
I hope to receive your answer. Thank you.
Armand Pasquier

I should like to use it to complete data of my family cosins site
Thank you for your very interesting genealogic tool

Tnx

Adam is ideally suited to Family Historian users because FH allows you to add user tags and Adam makes use of several special tags like source categories and parental associations (See the FAQ) that set it apart. Adam is fairly easy to use (I think), just upload a GEDCOM file, click submit, and download the zip file. When you extract it you will have a fully working family tree website (see mine for an example) that you can put on a CD or host on a website. The options are explained in more detail on the blog page at: http://timforsythe.com/blog/adam. The FAQ also covers some of the advanced options like setting image paths and stylesheets. Most users will just ignore these and use the defaults. The basic options are probably self defining. If you have specific option questions, just ask.

Tim, I am have been researching my family history and building a tree for several years using Family Historian. I have looked at doing a Cd or putting it on the internet for my family but have been daunted by the various choices I am asked to make. I have no understanding of HTML etc . Would Adam be useful for me and would I find it fairly simple to use?

Jennifer, I hope you found the results to be useful. Was there anything in particular you are looking for?

I hope I am understanding how to do this. This is a very important project to me.

Garnitz family

Art, see this discussion: https://plus.google.com/u/0/112409077812013718983/posts/j3AhaGzbKiN

Why doesn't generate Adam a place list like in 'The Forsythe Saga' ?

Art, you're in the right place.This is the page where you upload a GEDCOM file and set your configuration. When you hit the submit button, it will build the website and put it into a zip file so you can download it. Once downloaded you can then extract that file onto your computer or web host to view it. To personalize your website, you will probably want to modify the Header, Body and Footer boxes above. You can also modify or override the stylesheet provided to change things like colors, borders, widths, etc.

I've read the information on your site extensively.
Although i am a little bit lost.
HOW ans WHERE do i insert the codes to accomplisch an output like "the Forsythe Saga"?
I use Gramps to build an gedcom.

Okay, Erik, I think I’ve got it working now.

Dear Tim, I uploaded a new gedcom yesterday and I still have the same problem with lower- and upper case.

Erik, thanks for letting me know. they should be working now. Let me know if run across any other mishandled case sensitive links.

Looks really great! There is a small problem using Linux: the file “file:///home/erik/Arbeitsfl%C3%A4che/ADAM/names_s.html#Schmidt” is not found because the real file name is names_S.html (with an capital S). So you might want to change your filenames to all lower- or upper case.

Let's see, if this works. The gedcom is from the dutch program Aldfaer and yes, there are still some errors in it. :)

Trying for the first time with a Gedcom from Generations 8.5

What a great complement zoomdoggies (love the name), thank you. I’ve been hand crafting this puppy (no pun intended) for(it seems)ever. I have a lot of opinions on how genealogy data should be analyzed and presented, and have tried to put these forth in Adam.

Wow. I just threw a rather messy .ged at Adam, just to see what would happen. In addition to pointing out that there was a lot of cruft and craziness that I need to clean out of the database (I knew that), it came back with some very helpful new ways to look at my data. I’m still figuring out what-all I’ve got here, but it’s obvious that this is amazing helpful. I’ll probably clean things up, and come back for another round. Well done, you! Thanks for making this available!

Note: trying to blindly support GEDCOM files from a wide variety of vendors and data that has been entered in all sorts of manner by users so that the resulting output is reasonable to everyone who uses it, is tricky. If you have problems with the service or feel that certain things could be handled differently, you will need to contact me here or directly to let me know so that it can be addressed one way or the other. It would also be useful for users to post their "workarounds" so that others can make use of them.