[[File:DynamicWeb-map-1.png|right|450px|DynamicWeb report, map view]]

== Usage ==

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==== Tab {{man label|Report}} ====

* {{man label|Destination}} (<code>~/yourhomedirectory/<Family Tree Name>_dynamicweb</code> by default):

* {{man label|Name format}}:<br>Select the format to display the names

* {{man label|Name format (short)}}:<br>Select the format to display the names, in the graphical tree only.

* {{man label|Copyright:}} ('''Standard copyright''' by default):<br/>When creating a public a web site it is important to specify the copyright conditions under which you are publishing your data. International copyright law reserves all rights of your data to your discretion. You own the data and individuals must have your permission if they wish to reuse that data. In genealogical research sharing data with other researchers is a common practice. Other options include the Creative Commons licenses, offering a wide range of use restrictions or none at all. Learn more about the Creative Commons at http://creativecommons.org/

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* {{man label|Export addresses}} (Enabled by default):<br/>Whether to include addresses.

* {{man label|Living People}}:<br/>How to handle living people. You can control the display of sensitive information based on whether or not an individual is currently alive. However, since Gramps is a research tool, it is likely that there are individuals with no known date of death in your database. To deduce if an individual is ''possibly still alive'' Gramps employs an algorithm that compares death dates, birth dates, baptism/christening dates, death dates of ancestors and birth dates of ancestors. The algorithm assumes that each individual is ''possibly still alive'' unless the cross-referenced dates make the individual's ''possibility of being alive'' unlikely.

**'''Include Last Name Only'''

**'''Include Full Name Only'''

There are three (3) possibilities for using the media files in the report:

# '''''Copy, keep file names unchanged''''':<br/>The media files are copied at every report generation, in the directory "image", but their names kept intact. The files that are in the same directory are copied into the same directory. The directory names are replaced by unique obfuscated names.

# '''''Do not copy, reference existing files''''':<br/>The media files are not copied.<br/>The relative path from the generated report to the media files is used.<br/>Therefore, the relative path from Web report to the media object shall stay the same between local computer and the web server where the web site is uploaded.<br/>'''On Windows''': The report shall be generated on the same disk drive where the media files are located.

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== Issues ==