Erin learningasigo Posted June 27, 2007 Posted June 27, 2007 I HAVE NO EXPERIENCE WITH APPLESCRIPT. Does anyone know how I can modify this script to make it work in FM7? We recently upgrades from FM6 and our tech person no longer works here. I tried just changing all "fp6" references to "fp7" and the script seems to be running, but all I get is FM6 application opening up with no file. My goal is to get our file (which has been upgraded to fp7) open in FP7, using the script. Sorry if this is confusing! Here is the old script: try tell application "FileMaker Pro" getURL "FMP5://oipserver.uoregon.edu/OpenDatabases.fp5" end tell on error error_message number error_number if error_number is -10000 then display dialog ¬ "FileMaker will attempt to use the Backup Databases." try tell application "FileMaker Pro" getURL "FMP5://oipbackup.uoregon.edu/OpenDatabases.fp5" end tell on error error_message number error_number if error_number is -10000 then display dialog ¬ "Backup database isn't available!" end if end try else display dialog ¬ "You received an unknown error message. Please contact your system administrator." end if end try tell application "FileMaker Pro" to activate
Fenton Posted June 27, 2007 Posted June 27, 2007 AppleScript actually stores some things hidden from you when it compiles a script. So it tends to remember what version you first compiled a script with. It also can get confused if you have 2 versions running. "FileMaker Pro" could be either of them. So, quit FileMaker 6 and launch FileMaker 7. Copy this script, paste into a new AppleScript document. Change all the fmp5 to fmp7. Compile and save the script. If you still have trouble you might consider just using a FileMaker "opener" file, which would not have this problem.
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