Re: Corruption causing Gramps to crash

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Ok. Maybe it is the Media's filename, thumbnail, or JPEG structure.

How about duplicating the file "christening - Agnes Clare Lynch.jpg" & renaming it to something like "christening_ACL.jpg". Highlight and rename the duplicate entirely... So you will be confident that there are no unprintable characters. 

You may want to delete it from the Media view before re-adding the duplicate to the Event. That should clear it out from a different place than where the crash is occurring.

Make sure the duplicate can be opened in your default JPEG viewer program. 


  <file src="Certificates2/christening - Agnes Clare Lynch.jpg" mime="image/jpeg" checksum="3c967528b327bb410dd094650a1f21f5" description="christening - Agnes Clare Lynch"/>

-Brian 
 
  On Mon, Nov 22, 2021 at 7:58, David Lynch<[email protected]> wrote:   On 22/11/2021 13:31, [email protected] wrote:
> Nice. Lots of citations in a such small section!
>
>
> With a quick read of the raw .gramps file, I only noticed one thing 
> that gave me immediate pause. In the description for Event E13779 (a 
> probate record), it starts with a "less than" symbol (&lt;). "< £125000"
>
>
> I always worry about whether software will choke on a text value that 
> starts with a piping character. (It is something I've often targeted 
> as a beta tester. Look for expressions used in that application's 
> parsers to control processing and forcefeed the application those 
> symbols in unexpected places.)
>
>
> I don't expect that changing that description will make a difference. 
> But we might get lucky.
>
>
>
> -Brian

I tried that.

Changed description to "£12500".

Closed

Opened again. Description is "£12500".

Went to media view, selected "christening - Agnes Clare Lynch", crash as 
before.

David Lynch

  
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