Jump to content

Mike_B.

Members
  • Posts

    9
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male

Mike_B.'s Achievements

Rookie

Rookie (2/14)

  • First Post
  • Conversation Starter
  • Week One Done
  • One Month Later
  • One Year In

Recent Badges

0

Reputation

  1. Thanks, I'll look that one up.
  2. Since filemaker server scripts are executed via the server, I think you need to run it via a scheduled script, or possibly have VPN or other virtual drive access to that file if you are trying this remotely. The other option would be to use a plugin (IE http://360works.com/remotescripter/ ) to launch the filemaker script remotely from a filemaker installation on the server.
  3. This should help you: http://www.filemaker.com/help/html/edit_layout.10.30.html This should help you: http://www.filemaker.ws/help/html/edit_layout.10.26.html For your #2 request, sounds like you need to script the record creation. You can do this by creating a single record in the match table, setting the match serial # as a variable (IE set variable $id = match::serial). Then go to the Rounds table, create two records, and assign a foreign key (IE set field round::parentKey - $id) to relate it to round. You can execute this script via a button so that creates all three records and returns to the match form view.
  4. I've been working with a lot of productive computing plugins (mostly exchange manipulator), There is a LOT of functions that control just about everything you could ever want to do. The sample files that come with the plugins are useful and intuitive. I would only warn that it has a fairly steep learning curve for basic filemaker users to get it integrated into solutions. I know this isn't specific to quickbooks, but we've also demo'd that file before for a potential client and it seemed to function great out-of-the-box by plugging in their info.
  5. Just another additional question if anyone knows, does flushing flush all tables from the system, or do I need to go to a layout for each table to flush/refresh?
  6. We've been using WorldCloud hosting, it's been great since I met Joe in person at DevCon, and he's really knowledgeable on the platform.
  7. Hi, trying to get WebAssistant to work for submitting POST to a php form online. Here's my statement: Let ( setup = WAReset & WASetInputValue( "username" ; LOCAL_USER_TABLE::userName ) & WASetInputValue( "password" ; LOCAL_USER_TABLE::password ) & WASetInputValue( "passwordc" ; LOCAL_USER_TABLE::password ) & WASetInputValue( "email" ; LOCAL_USER_TABLE::Email ) & WASetInputValue( "submit" ; "Register" ) ; WAGetURL( "http://MYURL/register.php" ) ) And here's the Script: set var $calc - (sets as let statement above) set field (plugin_result) WAReset set field (plugin_result_container) Evaluate($calc) set field (plugin_result) GetAsText (plugin_result_container) if (plugin_result = "ERROR") Show Dialog - WALastError else if (plugin_result = "?") Show Dialog - EvaluationError ( Evaluate ( $calc ) ) I am getting error #1204 returning from plugin_Result="?", but I don't really have an idea on where to start my troubleshooting. Any list of error codes or what exactly EvaluationError() and Evaluate() look for? Thanks!
  8. I can't believe I've been missing something so easy all along! I never knew that "omit record" step was available in find mode. Works for me, thank you!
  9. I'm in a bind and can't figure out how to proceed. I need to script the finding of records with both a "find" and "omit" request that are based on variables. As far as I can tell, there's no "toggle omit checkbox" script step. I can't use "constrain found set" due to requirement to use variables. Basically, I have: $thisyear $lastyear and am trying to find where Year=$thisyear AND Year=/=$lastyear (the year field is in a linked table holding dues records, one to many - person to dues keyfield relationship) I am using the -enter find mode -set fields -perform find format. Please help! Thank you all in advance!
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use.