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creating a hyperlink out of a FM field

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I have a filemaker field that contains a URL. I want to display the field on my results.htm and allow the user to click on it and go to the associated URL. I've tried using <a href=, but it adds the URL to www.mydomain.com. Appreciate any help!!

1. your results.htm is displaying data from the appropriate database.

2. your result is with a single record.

3. the field containing the url, the address with which you desire to link, is in the layout which you are accessing in that appropriate database. I will call that field "linkad"

Try this:

<a href="[fmp-field:linkad]">Try This Link</a>

I just did the above in a junk db/format collection I keep for playing with. It worked fine.

Peace

Keith M. Davie

  • Newbies

Also if the URL in the field has any special caracters try "[FMP-field: link, RAW]" this does that webcompanion dont encode it into HTML, might be usefull

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Originally posted by Pengo:

Also if the URL in the field has any special caracters try "[FMP-field: link, RAW]" this does that webcompanion dont encode it into HTML, might be usefull

... or sumetimes you MUST do it in web format like "[FMP-field: link, URL]" for NN if you will have non URL characters in the URL

  • 2 weeks later...

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I've tried using <a href=, but it adds the URL to

It seems to me that your URL field contains no protocol part in front of it. In this case <A HREF=http://[FMP-Field:Link,raw]> might be a solution.

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