Gbowe Posted January 28, 2003 Posted January 28, 2003 I have two fields that I would like to compare, and if the same change the text colour to highlight the field. My code is, however it does not work. Both fields are numbers, and if I substitute a number for "{FMP-Field:Currentday}" it works fine! My code is; <FONT [FMP-IF: Day5.eq. {FMP-Field:Currentday}] COLOR="#ff3300" [/FMP-IF]> [FMP-FIELD: Day5]</FONT> Using Mac 9.2, FM 4.1. thanks ger
Jeff Spall Posted January 28, 2003 Posted January 28, 2003 Hi, you can use an FMP-Field like that in an "IF" and it will work fine. You can also deliver all kinds of HTML as a result, too so unless I've really missed something in your code I can only suggest that it's a function of using FMP4. This one works for me in FMP5 and has html code, FMP fields an else and all kinds of junk in it: [FMP-IF: CurrentDate.lte.{FMP-Field:end}] <A HREF="http://mydomain.com/holidays/FMPro?-db=thedatabase&-format=record_detail.htm&-error=search_error.htm&-lay=layout1&-op=eq&record_number=[FMP-FIELD:record_number]&-find"><FONT SIZE="-2" FACE="verdana,arial,geneva,sansserif" COLOR="#333333"><B>[FMP-FIELD: start][FMP-FIELD: am_pm]</B></FONT></A>[FMP-ELSE] <FONT SIZE="-2" FACE="verdana,arial,geneva,sansserif" COLOR="#333333"><B>[FMP-FIELD: start][FMP-FIELD: am_pm]</B></FONT> [/FMP-IF]</P> Can I suggest a workround to get it going: Create a calculation field in Filemaker to do the work - like If(field1=Field2,"#FF0000","#FFFFF") - and just deliver that. The one below colours a table row, but it's the same principle: <TD WIDTH=50 BGCOLOR="#[fmp-field:colourfield]"> The advantage here is that you can store your calculations in the Database, rather than having to do them on the fly. This is a lot quicker, especially in FMP4. regards, Jeff
Anatoli Posted January 28, 2003 Posted January 28, 2003 Jeff is absolutely right. I am doing everything like that in FM and then I use the result on web.
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