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HI Everyone...

I'm converting my CDML web templates and using PHP. I ran into a road block here.

Now if any of you read my post a loooong time ago using CDML & JavaScript to process multiple records, you will know that we covered lots of things and got many results.

I'm not sure how to process multiple records using FX.PHP.

I though about KEEPING the CDML and just using PHP for authentication and carying states accross each page. I don't think that will work.

Does anyone have any suggestions for doing this?

Thanks!

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Having the PHP scripts in the Apache Documents directory and the CDML Format files in the Web folder are not really a problem. This is because you can use PHP functions like "include" to pull the Format file through Apache. For example:

<?php

include("http://localhost:591/FMPro?........");

?>

Check this thread for an example:

PHP and CDML

All the best.

Garry

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Hi Gary...

I'm looking at the code you posted on "BASIC PHP/FMP Interation".

I got this thing to work once, but for some reason it's not anymore.

Can you look at the code and tell me if I'm missing something here?

File: fmp.php


<body>



Hello World<br> 

<form action="phpEDIT.php" method="POST"> 

<input type="hidden" name="-db" value="Work_Orders_.fp5"> 

<input type="hidden" name="-format" value="-fmp_xml"> 

<input type="submit" name="-new" value="New Rec"> 

</form>





</body>  
 



File: phpEDIT.php





  

<?php 

if ($_SERVER["QUERY_STRING"] != "") 

{ 

@include("http://localhost:591/FMPro?" . $_SERVER["QUERY_STRING"]); 

} 

else 

{ 

$args = ""; 



while ($fm_params = Current($_REQUEST)) 

{ 

$args .= urlencode(key($_REQUEST)) . "=" . urlencode($fm_params) . "&"; 

next($_REQUEST); 

}; 



@include("http://localhost:591/FMPro?" . $args); 



}; 

?>

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