When i export a selection of10000 games to html/java i get 10000 files. I want only one.
Is this possible?
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I'm not sure. A file with 10000 games would be huge, and take forever to load, I think. If you want to publish on the internet, that's probably not a great idea.
I have a scid database of more than 5 million games and want it publish on the internet. for example a site like chessbites.com
Anyone an idea or need i a (chess) programmer or are there examples?
You can check out this java applet. It's quite old, though, I remember using it in the 90's
http://www.mistybeach.com/products/PGNViewer/Download.html
Thanks rooperi !
did it work?
mistybeach does 'nt work (missing plugins)
I think it is to old, but something like that is wht i search for. That program allows load multiple games. Looking further
OK, I also remember Chess Assitant could do it, using DHTML. Maybe you can get an old copy somewhere, I had V6 and it worked in there.
I use macos, thanks anyway
rooperi wrote:
This is what it looks like in a browser, note the dropdown for the game list
to rooperi : were u able to upload this one to your blog? if so how? I can only save it to html format. But i cannot upload it to my blog.
manichessrookie... what type of blog do you use? I can help with that.
googles blogger
Are there more usefull scid forums?
I had hundreds of games in scid 4.3 and today all my games are gone. Whats up with that.
Jul 12, 2016
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brerrwabbit wrote:
I had hundreds of games in scid 4.3 and today all my games are gone. Whats up with that.
Thank goodness you were able to recover by pulling up your backup database!
Jul 12, 2016
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Eh, OK, I guess I ought to try to help. Do you have a file recovery program? I think you can get freeware programs. I haven't had to use any of them, but the one I hear about the most is Recuva. If you have a flash drive lying around, I'd put the portable version on it and run it in a USB port so that there's less of a chance of overwriting the file. If you don't have a flash drive, just run the portable version from your hard drive and cross your fingers. 
https://www.piriform.com/recuva/builds
I don't know if you'll be able to find the deleted file, but it's the only chance you have if you don't have a backup.
Aug 2, 2016
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Gpod wrote:
Hi,
I recently downloaded SCID vs PC, and I have a couple questions to ask about it.
1. What are some large non read-only downloadable chess databases (or any that come with it that I am not aware of)?
2. Could anyone explain how the "search positions" works?
3. Are there any main uses to it besides creating databases?
I appreciate you taking the time to answer my questions!
Here is a nice list of sources for games: https://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/icofy-chess-database---where
This is what it looks like in a browser, note the dropdown for the game list