gumaction Posted June 24, 2002 Posted June 24, 2002 We have a number of websites running using a FMPro back end. On some of these websites they have a shopping basket type function. When a new order is placed, it prints the invoice and sends an email notification. The problem we have is that the email is not always getting sent- sometimes it works and others it doesn't - The email is sent using the cdml tags in a form -i.e. <input name=-mailto [email protected]> the print function is actually done using a -script that is also triggered in the same form as the mailto i.e.<input name=-script value=print> The printout works everytime, but the email doesn't - does anyone have any ideas? I understand that it can only send the mail one at a time (i.e. cannot handle simultanious hits) - but the liklihood is very slim. Could it be because it is processing the print -script? and it cannot handle doing two things at once?
Vaughan Posted June 24, 2002 Posted June 24, 2002 Look at Web Companion's activity and error log to see what's happening.
Unable Posted June 27, 2003 Posted June 27, 2003 "We have a number of websites running using a FMPro back end." "...the print function is actually done using a -script." Unless you are as talented as Keith claims to be with ScriptMaker, you should find a different way to do this. Have you considered emailing to a machine which can do the printing without using a script? How many of the "number of websites" run scripts? What occurs if FileMaker is processing a ScriptMaker event from another site when an event request is made at this site?
Anatoli Posted June 27, 2003 Posted June 27, 2003 Or web can just add the record, which should be printed. Another machine will look for new record, print it and mark as printed. That can be script in loop or just triggered few times a day.
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