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Tagging photos of my deceased father, name displayed when hover over photo is my living brother?

jill hafen peterson1
jill hafen peterson1 ✭
September 23, 2024 edited September 24, 2024 in Memories

I have added and tagged many photos of my deceased father with no problem (Arlo John Hafen, KWCR-Y6Q). Recently I added one and tagged it with his name and it appears correctly under the tagged people on the right side of the screen, but when I hover over the photo, the name displayed is my living brother: Hans Adolph Hafen. I've called the familysearch help line, I have restarted my computer multiple times, deleted cookies, and deleted and reloaded the picture at least 20 times over the last few days but with the same results. The representative on the help line suggested I try this forum. Please Help :)

Additonally my father's memories counter has starting showing "0" though there are many memories attached.

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  • Alan E. Brown
    Alan E. Brown ✭✭✭✭✭
    September 23, 2024 edited September 23, 2024

    Typically this happens if you create a tag that is not connected to anyone in the Tree (in this case, a tag named "Hans Adolph Hafen") and then later connect it to someone else in the tree (In this case Arlo John Hafen KWCR-Y6Q). Then you have a tag with one name (which is what is shown when you hover over the tag in the memory viewer) that is connected to a person in the Tree with a different name (which is shown in the list of Tagged People on the right).

    Regardless of how this came to be, the fix is the same:

    1. Go to a photo that has a tag with this problem.
    2. In the list of Tagged People, find the problematic tag, and click the gear icon to the right of the name.
    3. That will pop up a little dialog box that contains the Tag Name, which will be underlined to indicate you can click on it. Click on it.
    4. In the screen that appears, you will see "Hans Adoph Hafen" in large letters. Click on it.
    5. In the edit box that appears, replace the current value with the desired value "Arlo John Hafen", then click Save.
    6. Click your browser's Back button to return to the photo. Now when you hover over the tag, it should show "Arlo John Hafen".

    Being aware that the tag name in step 4 is clickable and editable is the key to fixing such problems, but it is not at all obvious from the user interface, so many people are not aware of this possibility.

    As for your additional note about the memories counter showing 0, that has been reported multiple times. See Many Memories, but tab shows Zero

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  • AmberML1
    AmberML1 ✭✭✭
    September 24, 2024

    @jill hafen peterson1

    Thank you for sharing! We have moved this discussion to our Memory Viewer Feedback group.

    Please click the link provided, and click to “Join” the group.

    The Memory Viewer Feedback group will specifically manage questions, concerns, and discussions regarding the Memory Viewer. It will also provide access to Updates and Known Issues.

    We will close this discussion here, but we invite you to continue providing feedback in the Memory Viewer Feedback group. Thank you!

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  • jill hafen peterson1
    jill hafen peterson1 ✭
    September 24, 2024

    Wow!! Thank you Alan Brown 😀

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