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Ahoi!

I recently made a project which utilises zippScript 2.2. It works well with Windows XP SP2 as well as MAC OS X, whilst hosted by Filemaker server. If I try to use the database locally on my computer, then zippScript doesn't work. If I get another client to connect to the shared database on my computer then the plug-in functions correctly on the client computer, but not the host computer. Any ideas on how to get zippScript working with a single user .fp7?

GuruDrew

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There shouldnt really be an issue with using it as a single user. Could you possibly provide more detailed information on your setup?

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My guess would be it's something to do with the part of the trigger calc that specifies the file name. But yes, we need more info.

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K, now I'm embarrased! I created a new database that mimicked the action I wanted and it worked. So I ran the recover action on the problem project, tested the zippScript functionality that I wanted and it worked. Seems like I got a whole lot of work to do to re-builed the project! Thanks guys for your time to reply.

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Driven by my need to NOT have to re-build my database I did some experimenting. Thanks Fitch, you seem to have cracked it. I had given my project a name as follows... "My Project v1.0.fp7". Either the get(filename) statement or zippScript was dropping the .0 in the filename hence why it worked on the remotely logged in computer but not the host. Taking the version numbers out of the filename fixed the issue

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