You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
Birthdays have no stop option for people who have died. It keeps adding age, so you don't know the last age
Death anniversaries have no age option so you don't know how old they were when they died.
So the birthday contact needs a stop aging at date option
And the death anniversaries need a birthday for age at death.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I assume that if i keep the birthday of a dead person, i want to know the age he/she would have if he/she was alive. Else, i can simply delete the event and replace it with the death anniversary. Regarding the second improvement, i can do this, but this will require an additional field, and even if it seems a quick improvement, it requires to update each and every backup/restore option, many screens and the database schema.
If more people request this feature, i'll try to add it. So i'll leave this open and wait a bit 😄
Thanks for the advices!
Yep, it makes sense, but this is also a cultural factor. Where i live (Italy) we often think about the age of the person if he/she was alive today. But i understand your point. Also, it depends if the person is a famous person or a relative. I'll see what i can do!
Birthdays have no stop option for people who have died. It keeps adding age, so you don't know the last age
Death anniversaries have no age option so you don't know how old they were when they died.
So the birthday contact needs a stop aging at date option
And the death anniversaries need a birthday for age at death.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: