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url code to link directly to database?

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Using custom web publishing. On my custom default.htm page I have built I would like to add a link that will go directly to a layout in my filemaker database without having to run through another .htm page.

In a way, this link would work almost in the same way as if I was using instant web publishing.

If my web address used to get to the default.htm page is 63.xxx.xxx.100, then what would the path be I would use in my htm page to link directly with my database?

LT

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The above code did not quite accomplish what I wanted. I am using custome web publishing. Have all my .htm files with my CDML tags ect. On one of my .htm pages I have a link that when clicked on actually opens an entire layout from my database right in my web page. It looks EXACTLY like the layout looks in FileMaker (basically mimics instant web publishing).

Here is the code I finally got to work for that link:

http://someaddresshere.net/FMRes/FMPJS?-db=Products.fp5&-layID=1&-token=25&-max=1&-format=formvwcss.htm&-mode=browse&-findall

LR

[ March 16, 2002, 09:42 PM: Message edited by: Larry Ross ]

Larry,

Your url would look something like this:

63.xxx.xxx.100/FMPro?-db=mydb.fp5&-lay=mylayout&-format=default.htm&-findall

Hope this helps.

Garry

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