In the Search form:
- The native TNG search form and pagination controls in browsemedia.php are laid out and interact differently than in other TNG search pages.
This mod reconfigures them so that, for example, the pagination controls are now adjacent to the "Matches x to y of z" message,
and both are below the the search form.
- Under the control of three mod configuration settings:
- A "Media Collections" selection box is displayed so users can more easily switch to another collection,
while keeping the current search string and tree.
- An information icon is placed next to the searchstring field.
The popup help text is
- An information icon is placed next to the Gallery button, to explain what "Gallery" means and does.
In the results table:
- The fixed-width "Info" column (which is often empty) is allowed to float with the results table.
- The fixed width of the "Linked to" column is enlarged.
- If more than one tree is active in the search, there is now a column for the tree ID.
- When "All Media" are being displayed, there is now a column for the Collection.
- The results table is no longer forced to be the full width of the page.
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| James Edward Kuykendall Headstone My great, great, great grandfather's headstone in the Kuykendall section of Smyrna Cemetery, just north of the cemetery's pavilion.
| Smyrna Cemetery
36.2, -85.5
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| James Keebler Cemetery Two tombstones are located under a cedar tree near the pond to the left of the house at 632 Hales Chapel Road, Jonesborough. The burials are located to the right of the house near the intersection of Shaddon Road and Hales Chapel Road - Keebler's Crossroads. The exact location of the graves could not be determined since the tombstones had been moved. Over fifty years ago, after obtaining permission from Mr. Dude Keebler of Limestone, the previous owner cleared off the cemetery and kept the tombstones as directed by Mr. Keebler.
| James Keebler Cemetery
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| Jennings Pioneer Memorial
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| John Anderson Matheny Tombstone
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| Joseph Dickinson - Historical Marker Says "On this plain, Capt Richard Beers and his men were surprised by Indians. Sept 4, 1675." This was a battle in King Phillip's War.
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| Keebler-Barkley Cemetery Family cemetery in a field behind Samuel Keebler's stately brick home (still standing). Jacob Armay Keebler Sr. and Jr. are buried here, along with Samuel and his sister Mary, plus Barkley and Ingersoll kin and some Keebler slaves. Photo by Janell Morrow Walker Warden.
| Keebler-Barkley Cemetery 24
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| Kimberling Cemetery Abt. 1938. On the back of this picture, Uncle Carl Enoch Hill wrote: If I looked up, I would be looking across a valley and creek to Uncle Nathial house.You can see the road in the background. Just over the raise is the old Kimberling house. Around the hill to the left about a mile is the old Nat store and Post Office. Uploaded to Ancestry.com and presumably written by DebraSkatzes
| Kimberling Cemetery
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| Kincheloe tombstone listing children William Kincheloe Sept 17, 1812 son of John and Sarah Keebler Kincheloe on the back of his parents tombstone, listing of their children.
| Bacon-Kincheloe Cemetery
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| Magagkamack Churchyard Sign Date:2013
| Magagkamack Churchyard
41.37715, -74.68658
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| Noah Kuykendall Headstone, Smyrna Cemetery, Putnam Co, TN My great*3 grandfather (1811-1893), in the Kuykendall section of the cemetery, which is immediately north of the cemetery shelter.
| Smyrna Cemetery
35.65005, -85.12041
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Which database fields are searched
Media items (whether images, PDF files, word-processiong files, web pages, recording, videos, etc.)
saved within this application are listed in a database table that describes the media item
and points to its file.
They are organized into "Collections" by their content rather than by the file format.
This search focuses on the "headstones" collection and selects items if
the search string is found in one of these three database fields:
- Title. Titles are hyperlinked at the top of the Description column
in the results table below.
- Description. Longer than the title, but usually no more than a few lines long.
- BodyText. This can be an arbitrarily large block of text with rich formatting
(i.e headings, lists, borders, backgrounds, colors, hyperlinks, etc).
The bodytext sometimes just adds a bit more information beyond the description and
and sometimes it is virtually a full web page.
But most media items do not have a bodytext value, ,
(The bodytext is not shown on this page.
You can see it only if you view the media item by clicking on the image thumbnail or hyperlinked title.)
425,265
What's in the 'Gallery'
The Gallery shows just thumbnail images; no descriptive text to identify media items. It may be useful only for photos.
Significantly, media items without thumbnails do not appear in the Gallery.
Media items that are not likely to have thumbnails include
- Non-images such as Word documents, PDF's, HTML pages, etc.
- Images that were scanned from books and other documents.
In truth, it wouldn't be hard to generate thumbnails for those images,
and some do have thumbnails, but it isn't generally worthwhile to do so, since
thumbnails of scanned documents are usually too small to reveal anything useful about the document.
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Media 'Collection'
This site uses thousands of media files including many types of images and documents. To facilitate various aspects of file management, they are are broken out into what might be called a
functional categorization the we refer to as "
Collection".
Some (not necessarily all) of the active collections are:
- Photos - Most photographs of people, places, and things.
- Histories - Stories and other narratives that are not primarily focused on data.
- Censuses - Images of census worksheets from national and state censuses and other similar accountings of the people in a given place at a given time.
- Documents - All other representations of formal documents such as marriage, birth, death, military draft, naturizalization, and graduation certificates; church and town birth, marriage, and burial registers; city directories etc., etc., etc.
- Headstones - Photos, maps, and documents tied to an application feature that focuses on finding graves and headstones within cemeteries.
Clearly, many, files could be logically be assigned to different collections, and other potentially-useful collections come fairly easily to mind. But these functional collections are much more useful than a breakdown based on less ambiguous file formats.