Facilitate 'Relationships' to split authors
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1abbottthomas
I may be missing a trick, but when the target of a relationship entry is split there doesn't seem to be a way to indicate which of the authors is correct: clicking on the entry takes you to the disambiguation page.
Does anyone have a work-around?
Does anyone have a work-around?
2Kuiperdolin
To give an example :
There is one Robert Merle on the site.
There are, however, two Pierre Merle : Pierre Merle(1) and Pierre Merle (2). Pierre Merle (2), but not (1), is the son of Robert Merle.
I tried to enter this relationship in Common Knowledge.
In the CK of Pierre Merle (2), no problem. I just enter "Merle, Robert (father)" and there you go.
But is there a way to do it in Robert Merle's CK? "Merle, Pierre (son)" points to the disambiguation page. Same with "Merle, Pierre (2) (son)".
(cross-post from the Common Knowledge group)
There is one Robert Merle on the site.
There are, however, two Pierre Merle : Pierre Merle(1) and Pierre Merle (2). Pierre Merle (2), but not (1), is the son of Robert Merle.
I tried to enter this relationship in Common Knowledge.
In the CK of Pierre Merle (2), no problem. I just enter "Merle, Robert (father)" and there you go.
But is there a way to do it in Robert Merle's CK? "Merle, Pierre (son)" points to the disambiguation page. Same with "Merle, Pierre (2) (son)".
(cross-post from the Common Knowledge group)
32wonderY
Needing this feature to allow a relationship to be established between spouses Sarah Edwards (1) and Paul Edwards (2).
Any progress on this? Hmmm?
Any progress on this? Hmmm?
4abbottthomas
Bump
5karenb
I'm finding that this remains unsolved.
Today's puzzle: Trying to link Ann Mitchell (4) with Andy Mitchell (2) (parent-child relationship).
Today's puzzle: Trying to link Ann Mitchell (4) with Andy Mitchell (2) (parent-child relationship).
7Nevov
>6 hipdeep: I've added a 51 in brackets as a way to point to which John Clark it is (someone recommended that way, elsewhere) even if that doesn't directly get there as a link. A direct link can be done in the short biography field, so I've done that too with a quick sentence – feel free to reword or expand that if you like.