Newbies jbembene Posted September 29, 2001 Newbies Posted September 29, 2001 I have a need to copy data in one field on a detail field after the user selects a record to look at from a find. I need to be able allow the user to then paste this value into another field in a different data base (not Fmpro, but a mainframe data base). If I can get the value on teh clipboard I am confident that it can be then pasted into the other data base which is also a web application.
Jeff Spall Posted September 30, 2001 Posted September 30, 2001 Hi, You can do this easily and automatically if your second database has a web interface with, lets say, a form and post action. Make the form for database 2 a reply page from a Filemaker action and carry the field value as a token . You can then embed it straight into your second form field. Mail me if I'm not being clear and I'll return a couple of html pages regards, Jeff
Newbies jbembene Posted October 1, 2001 Author Newbies Posted October 1, 2001 Thanks for your suggestion but my problem is that I need to get the data from a field in FMpro to the clipboard so it is then available to the user to paste into another application. I have been able to the data into a token, but that does not seem to put the data into the clipboard. I have a script which will copy the contents of the field that works in FM, but I understand it is not wise to execute scripts on the web. What I simply need to do is copy the data into the clipboard. Any hints??
Vaughan Posted October 2, 2001 Posted October 2, 2001 The user will have to copy the data themself. I'd doubt there would be a Java command to copy/paste info to or from the clipboard, imagine the havoc that would cause!
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