June 28, 200520 yr OK - this is driving me nutty. When I submit the contents of a field (webURL) to the Open URL script step, it insists on converting any "#" characters to their hex equivalent of "%23". Unfortunately, this breaks the URL, because neither Safari, Firefox or Mac IE seem to understand that hex value as equivalent to "#". I cannot link to anchors in an HTML document without this working, so any advice would be appreciated. typical field value: www.somedomain.com/file.html#anchor
June 28, 200520 yr There is a current thread about this in WindowsXP but the odd behaviour seems to be different. http://www.fmforums.com/threads/showflat...&PHPSESSID=
June 29, 200520 yr Author Yes - this is related, but different. I've already solved the problem of random "/" characters getting duplicated by the OpenURL command - you have to leave off the prefix of (for example) "http://". If you do that, the OpenURL command _mostly_ works right. I submitted a bug report to Filemaker; here's hoping they fix this issue with the next patch release.
December 4, 200619 yr This still is a problem in 8.0v4 -- is it it fixed in 8.5? Edit -- to clarify, I'm seeing this in FM 8.0v4 with Safari under Mac OS X 10.4.8. Edited December 4, 200619 yr by Guest
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