Steve T. Posted September 6, 2002 Posted September 6, 2002 Howdy! I'm new to relationships and could not do this on my own or find any examples of it already done (I thought it'd be simple)... I want a "stripped down" version of a more detailed database for web publishing. FM suggests something like this on page 9 of the FMP Web Publishing Security Guidelines (URL below) and mentions relationships and calculations. If database A has all my fields, and "stripped down" database W has only those fields I want to publish on the web... how do I make it so any new records created in A are also automatically created in W? A is the main DB users update. W needs to be as fully searchable as though searching A, just with fewer fields. It doesn't matter if W actually stores A's data or not as long as W reflects A's changes relatively (pun) quickly. Preferably this is all automated without having to be manually "triggered" by user script or something. General help/direction appreciated. Bonus if you can give me CDML code for displaying related field if not [FMP-field:fieldname]. Thanxalot! SPECS if need: FMP-u 5.5, mac G4, A: 100 fields/9 layouts, W: 10 fields/1 layout URL to FMP doc: http://www.filemaker.com/downloads/pdf/WebSecurity072002.pdf
Anatoli Posted September 6, 2002 Posted September 6, 2002 IMHO there is not "auto" function in FM, which will "watch" database "A", and if there is new record added trigger auto-new-record-in-db-W-and-populate-that-with-record-just-created-in-db-A. With script it is easy.
Keith M. Davie Posted September 6, 2002 Posted September 6, 2002 "With script it is easy." Oh I definitely agree. Over the www it is a bit more complicated to run ScriptMaker successfully, but it is doable. Mention was made of "... of the FMP Web Publishing Security Guidelines ..." which would indicate a need to understand the complexities of using the single-threaded ScriptMaker in a multi-user environment such as a browser solution affords. At my site I also use ScriptMaker to totally remove selected ("priviledged") data from databases which are set for web sharing as a method of additional security. Because of the powerful tool which ScriptMaker is, such data never needs to be stored in a db set for web sharing.
Anatoli Posted September 7, 2002 Posted September 7, 2002 There is small difference. sktajiri need to do it not from web.
Steve T. Posted September 9, 2002 Author Posted September 9, 2002 Thanx, Anatoli/Keith. You two and garry have already helped me several times via other people's questions. We all appreciate the expertise. Keep the info flowin'! --ST
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