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It seems strange, but I have one filemaker script in our solution that I cannot get to trigger from PHP. The script seems to work fine in the CDML solution, and when I run it on the filemaker databases, it works fine.

Any quick thoughts...

.. and this time I double checked the security databases which allow for running scripts.

Could it be a "naming" problem?

Good Luck.

Garry

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re: naming problem

The naming is correct, but there appears to be something in the actual script that ends up going into an infinite loop somehow.

I guess the ultimate goal is to rewrite the script in PHP so that no filemaker scripts are needed.

Unfortunately this script is about 2 pages of writing.

BTW - How do you do the filemaker command "relookup" from PHP.

ie) we have a related field that gets entered in one table, but need filemaker to relookup the value in the second table.

You can do another Find() for the "re-lookup"

Good Luck.

Garry

  • 1 month later...

BTW - How do you do the filemaker command "relookup" from PHP.

ie) we have a related field that gets entered in one table, but need filemaker to relookup the value in the second table.

You can lookup via related field by using the table name and field name - ie

$newQuery->AddDBParam('Name::Dept','produce;) ;

is an example...

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