Dana McD

Thanks! Here's 2 PDFs I Highlighted and Wrote with the Pen tool a red star. When I upload to SuperContainer, everything shows up in the WebViewer except what I edited in the PDF. 99999.pdf I used Mac Acrobat Pro 9.0.0 99998.pdf I used iPad iAnnotate PDF Thanks Dana (I tried 'web-based file uploader' on your Contact page but got a server error in both Safari & Firefox) 99998.pdf 99999.pdf

Thanks!

Any way for PDF annotations like HighLight, Underline, etc show up in the WebViewer? I'm running SuperContainer as a standalone App on my xserve 10.5.8 server. It renders the PDFs for me. I do a Get Info on the PDF on the server and the thumbnail in the Get Info window includes the annotations. The PDFs render as if the annotations don't exist but when I download or doubleclick the WebViewer for the original they're there. Anything I'm doing wrong? Thanks! Dana Using version 2.748

Are there plans for SuperContainer to work in FileMaker Go or is there something I need to set in the Web Viewer for it to work. Thanks! Dana

It was simple! I was using an old version 2.744... 2.748 fixed it! SCDownload now pulls down original files also. Should have upgraded first before posting. Thanks! Dana

Hopefully this is simple. I'm trying to SCDownload RawData file(s) to my desktop. I get an error when I SetBaseURL using "/RawData/" instead of "/Files/" and SCDownload does not accept the full path. I'd much rather use the SetBaseURL because it keeps my Username & password hidden. What I know how to get the actual PDF file instead of a JPG. Double click on the WebViewer ; Right Click on the WebViewer and select "Save As" ; Put the Full Http path using /RawData/ into a Web Browser and then save it through the Web Browser. All is fine but I want to be able to Automatically save say Found Set of 10 PDFs to a folder on my Desktop. Can I use SCDownload to save RawData instead of 72dpi JPGs or is there another way to do that? Thanks! Dana

Your correct. It would be similar to Get(CalculationRepetitionNumber) except would be named "Get(CalculationFieldName)". If this would be for one field, then yes it would not be worth it. I could just change the calculation the same time as when I change the field name. In this particular project I have a table that has about 150 fields with similar names. I wanted to create the same calculation and copy into each field but the result would be based on the field name. One step further I was going to create a custom function that accepts the field name as the parameter and returns the result based on the field name. That way if I had to change the calculation I could just change it in the Custom Function and it would automatically affect all 150 fields. All well, I've already started to do this a different way... but Get(CalculationFieldName) would have made this much easier. Thanks Dana

Hopefully I'm missing something easy here. I want to get and use the current "FieldName" in the Define Fields as a Calculation. I want the calculation to run some logic depending on what the field name is. If I change the field name, in Define Fields, then the calculation may run some different logic. Does that make sense. I'm aware of Get ( ActiveFieldName ) but the field has to be on a layout with a cursor in it. Also the FieldNames(...) function only gets all the fieldnames and not just the one that is crunching the current calculation. Hopefully it is simple like an "=" sign or something and the calculation will return the "FieldName"... I can probably figure another way to do what I want to do, but getting the fieldname in this particular project would be the cleanest way. Thanks Dana