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Hyperlinks in HTML Export

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Hey all,

I'm a beginner to FMP and I have a question about exporting my database to HTML.

I'm creating a database for a research group which will store information on all the publications written by our researchers. One of the things we want to do with this database is to create static HTML pages containing the data. One of the fields in the database is a Link field, which will contain a filename that we hope to link to a PDF version of the publication.

The most efficient way to handle this would be of course to export my database to HTML. That's fine. The problem is that I want to do this in such a way that the Link field automatically becomes a hyperlink in the final HTML output, so that you can click on it and it leads to some PDF file.

Of course, I don't actually think one can do this just by exporting to HTML, as it seems like there's no way to customize the outputted HTML pages. But knowing my problem, does anyone know of any possible solution? I was considering exporting to XML and maybe converting that to HTML; I'm not terribly knowledgeable about that process either, but I'm wondering if that's even a viable option.

Thanks so much!

XML and XSLT should do the job. Alternatively, Custom Web Publishing (CWP), however it is not supported with FM7.

Good Luck.

Garry

Garry -

Custom Web Publishing will be supported with Server 7 advanced.

Re: Custom Web Publishing will be supported with Server 7 advanced.

Unfortunately, that is the problem. For small, in-house (intranet), applications this will be far too expensive. IWP, whilst vastly improved, is still too inflexible.

All the best.

Garry

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