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Hi all - 

 

My client's using SuperContainer and FMP 11, and since I upgraded my workstation to Mac OS 10.10 I can't see any of his SuperContainer documents in the FileMaker UI (Webviewer) that still works for him and his users. SuperContainer asks me to authenticate as usual and accepts my credentials without objection, but afterward I can't see its data.

 

I've tried upgrading my companion plugin to the latest version, but that made no change.

 

Is anyone else having this problem, and has anyone found a solution?

 

Thanks, and happy 2015,

Allen

Can you access the SuperContainer URLs from a browser, specifically Safari? 

  • 1 month later...
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I'll try next time I'm over there. What if I can, and what if I cannot?

Thanks,
Allen

Well, the Web Viewer in FM uses Safari to display the SuperContainers, so if you're using the same URL, what you see in the Web Viewer should exactly match what you're seeing in Safari itself. I wouldn't expect the Companion plugin to affect what you're seeing in the Web Viewer, since that's being served by SuperContainer server itself. If the Web Viewer is using the applet style, there may be a Java issue as well.

 

What does the Web Viewer show instead of the proper data? Does it show a blank screen?

  • 1 month later...

This is off the SuperContainer thread, but I have found that Filemaker 11 will not show images in a Web Viewer under Yosemite. Perhaps there is a new incompatible version of Safari in the new system? Help appreciated.

I tried to replicate your issue but I am able to see an uploaded image in a web viewer. Can you see the image in a web browser?

This thread was moved to Web Viewer; but I've had a couple friends have exactly the same problem when they moved to Yosemite.

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