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What happened to CDML?

chevell
in XML/XSL

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Ok, I have now come to grips that CDML is dead. FINE! Now what? All of my solutions are built for 6 Unlimited, which you can't buy anywhere anymore. So, if i want to roll out this solution to any new clients, I'm up the creek. So, I guess its time to learn the new technology. Basically, I'm using JavaSctipt enabled HTML pages with CDML tags to submit, query and modify the database online. The backend of the system seems to work just fine in FMP 7, so I'm not worried there. I just need a new web front end. Is XML/XSLT the way to go here? We're talking some pretty basic CDML tags. Nothing fancy. The JavaScript and the database itself does all the fancy stuff. Any help, a nudge or a shove even, in the right direction would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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Chevell

Use the converter to change your CDML into XSLT! This comes with FMS7 Avanced.

I think you'll find that there are similarities. The action "-find" in CDML is the same in XSLT, for example.

Your existing HTML, CSS and JavaScript probably can be used 'as is'. The converter will take your CDML tags and make them XSLT.

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