timmy Posted January 10, 2001 Posted January 10, 2001 Hey, I'm really new at this CDML thing. Is that a good reference somewhere on the web where I can learn the basics? Any sample pages? Thanks.
spragueg Posted January 10, 2001 Posted January 10, 2001 Give me your email address and I will send you the CDML Reference file.
Anatoli Posted January 10, 2001 Posted January 10, 2001 quote: Originally posted by spragueg: Give me your email address and I will send you the CDML Reference file. It is copyrighted by FileMaker Inc. (Apple Inc.)
yafreax Posted January 11, 2001 Posted January 11, 2001 BUSTED!!! well, here's a link that helped me, hold on let me find it. . . . http://www.kw.nl/~pike/DocZ/filemaker/CDMLref.html (thank GOD, i printed the footer on that thing!!!) has a printer friendly list of all tags with defintions and examples. yafreax [This message has been edited by yafreax (edited January 11, 2001).]
Newbies tomrt Posted January 11, 2001 Newbies Posted January 11, 2001 FileMaker's CDML Reference (for v5) is freely available at http://www.filemaker.com/downloads/hqx/cdml_web_tools.zip -tomrt
Keith M. Davie Posted January 12, 2001 Posted January 12, 2001 Thanks for sharing Tomrt, that's a good link, worth knowing. Peace Keith M. Davie
Vaughan Posted January 15, 2001 Posted January 15, 2001 tomrt -- as we in Australia say... you're blood's worth bottling!
ivyorg Posted January 15, 2001 Posted January 15, 2001 Okay, so I have Developer and I'm using this new CDML tool, but where are some solid examples of the multiple-condition "IF" tag, which was half the dumb reason I upgraded? Bevin
Vaughan Posted January 15, 2001 Posted January 15, 2001 Forget the CDML Tool, it's the *CDML Reference* that everybody has been screaming for. It lists all of the the FMP5 CDML tags and gives descriptions, syntax and a few basic examples. It is NOT a tutorial, it's a hard-core industrial-strength reference. I posted a FAQ to the FAQs forum about the CDML Reference yesterday, along with the simple instructions for getting a print out of all the CDML codes. I find the printed list much more useful than the electronic copy. To answer your question about [FMP-If], the CDML reference lists all of the operators and comparisons that can be used. There are many, many things like "CanDelete" "CanEdit" and "CanNew" that appear to be new from FMP4. Look [FMP-If] up in the CDML Reference.
ivyorg Posted January 16, 2001 Posted January 16, 2001 I understand using the CDML reference. However, it still never lists the syntax for multiple IF statements except in the print copy of the Developer manual, where it says: [FMP-If:.and.] Has anyone used this new tag? What's your syntax? Bevin
Simon Posted January 17, 2001 Posted January 17, 2001 Yes, it wirks as such [fmp-if: (currenttoken:1.eq.yes).or.(currentoken:2.eq.yes)]Hi you have said yes[fmp-elseif: (field: hello.eq.bogoff).and.(currenttoken:3.eq.nastygit)]Get off my web site[/fmp-if] Hope that helps a little. As you can tell I've had a few muppets phone me today about using y new website, and I feel all web surfers should go kill themselves. Simon
Vaughan Posted January 22, 2001 Posted January 22, 2001 In the FMP5 CDML Reference, look up the CDML tag [FMP-ElseIf] it is listed separately from [FMP-If].
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