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This was posted originally in PHP but this section seems to get more traffic. So here goes...

I am trying to add a php query to filemaker as a section on my training page.

The database contains a list of movie urls and titles.

I have successfully generated the list by modifiying the index.php that is included with the FX installation.

My problem is that when trying to make the Title into a clickable Link I am getting the following parse error.

Parse error: parse error, expecting `T_STRING' or `T_VARIABLE' or `T_NUM_STRING' in /Library/WebServer/Documents/FX/index1.php on line 86

here is line 86

code

echo "<a href=" . urlencode($value['URL'][0]) . "">";

echo $value['URL'][0];

echo "</a></td>n";

For clarity, I will add the code that does work (returns a list of movie urls but without the correct href

code

echo "<a href="detail.php?ID=$recordID&query=" . urlencode($currentSearch) . "">";

echo $value['URL'][0];

If anyone can shed some light on how I can make the data from the URL field in FileMaker be the href in the link I would be most appreciative.

thanks

John

FileMaker Version: 6

Platform: Mac OS X Panther

Posted

John,

I have (what I expect is) a similar database that I use for posting some RSS feeds to my intranet users. I noted that the use of "urlencode()" causes the base URL from my web server to be pre-pended to the URL I actually want to output. The result was that my URL was something like:

http://myintranet.server.com/http://mytarget.web.site.com?vars=x....

as opposed to:

http://mytarget.web.site.com?vars=x....

My working code snippet looks like:

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$query = new FX($FMAddress, $FMPort);

$query->SetDBData ('News.fp5', 'web');

$result = $query->FMFindAll();

foreach ($result['data'] as $key=>$dataArray) {

echo "<a href="" . $dataArray['URL'][0] . "">n";

echo $dataArray['URL'][0] . "<br>n";

echo "</a>n";

}

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Hope this helps in some way.

regards...

Bob Minteer

FileMaker Version: Dev 6

Platform: Windows XP

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