It is my understanding that we have the ability to delete our own pedigrees that we previously entered into the database. However, I do not see a delete option or at the least, an edit option under any of my pedigrees. I am viewing the pedigree it self, as well as the page listing all peds. Am I just looking in the wrong place, or is this a permissions issue? Please advise. Thanks.
No one can delete anything but me.Originally Posted by pesifik_oshen
You can change/edit your pedigrees, but not delete.
Why are you trying to delete a dog?
Jack..I did a quick search against the forums and thought I read on one of your threads that you are able to delete peds as long as its your own. I was hoping to delete one thats a duplicate. No offspring so figured it was not a big deal. In addition, I wanted to update the names on some others on my list, but noticed i can only update descriptions.
pesifik_oshen. That is what we the Super moderators are for. If you have a duplicate pedigree let us know. There is no need to just delete that pedigree. if any offspring, they can be moved to the most correct pedigree with the most offspring. Then that duplicate pedigree with no offspring can have the word duplicate placed in front of the dog's titled name. Which can be replaced later with a new dog entry.
If you have a new dog entry I can handle it for you. I have already replaced a bunch of the duplicate pedigrees. The only ones I can not replace are ones with pictures attached or has those ghost offspring that only shows a blue bar.
Once I use up all the duplicate no offspring pedigrees with a new dog pedigree. I will let Jack know about what is left.
Now for as the mess that ProjectX caused, because he wanted to take his marbles and go home. Jack has the system set up now to prevent that. Changing pedigrees to incorrect ones or just deleting them because of anger issues or being malicious will cause havoc in the system. Not implying you wish to do so. We lost a lot of privileges due too two malicious persons and others just dumping duplicate pedigrees into the system. Cheers
You thought wrong.
Try doing a slow search, and reading slowly and carefully, and you'll be less likely to be wrong again in the future
Jack
PS: All you have to do, if you make a duplicate, is change the duplicate into a new, usable dog. There is no reason to delete a thing. Moreover, if you're adding dogs correctly, which means searching correctly by entering in JUST the dog name (e.g., Jeep) first, you will pull up EVERY dog named Jeep in the next step ... and can check to see if the right dog is already in there BEFORE you actually enter a thing.
Every time you enter in a duplicate dog, all it means you're not following instructions.
It seems the right click feature is blocked. I'm not able to copy and paste content into the reply here....what's up with this?
S_B
It might be that I noticed the same in the past for when I looked at "Breedings Made" pedigrees the percentages didn't run in order from highest to lowest percentages but in a muddle. I thought I had brought this to attention but now I realise that I forgot to. So after I read jrizzelcincy's post above I thought it will be the perfect time to do so now and immediately checked a few "Breedings Made" pedigrees but I came to see that as far these pedigrees are concerned the percentages run in order now.
@CA Jack
Can I delete my own "Test Breedings"?
Please restore the themes for I used "basic light style" and became really accustomed to it and it would be nice to have it back. Thanks!
Are you putting your test breedings into the actual breeding database?
The test breeding feature stores NOTHING, that is the whole purpose of having a test breeding feature is NOT to add bullshit (never-actually-happened) breedings into the actual, Add Breeding data tables.
Please tell me you haven't been "missing the whole point" and adding non-existent crap into our physical data tables
We will do so soon, yes.
Jack
What is everyone opinions on adding a tab for DNA profiles?
No one has any input on this?I remember reading that a certain peddler didnt want to DNA his stud.He was against doing it because of the law against breeding for certain purposes.
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