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calculate HTML

rivet
in Other Internet Technologies

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can an HTML string be created in filemaker.

i.e. If I have a calc in FMP that results the following:

<td><img src= "artists/pb/pb_02.jpg"></td><td><img src= "artists/pb/pb_03.jpg"></td>

can it be loaded into the web page? (kind of like an include file, but the string is coming from a field)

Yes. Just be sure that in the html format file the field is specified as raw [FMP-Field: calcfield, raw] to stop web companion from converting it to viewable text.

I believe the IncludeField tag will do this as well -- almost no different except that it doesn't require the addition parameter.

CDML Reference says:

[FMP-IncludeField] is replaced with the contents of a field, usually a text field that contains an HTML format file.

...but of course it doesn't need to contain the text of a full format file (i.e., starting with an HTML tag). It can contain any valid piece of html code.

Thanks John I forgot that.

Note that it's only in FMP 5.0 and later.

RE: [FMP-IncludeField] vs. [FMP-Field] with RAW

The [FMP-Field] with RAW is still shorter by couple of letters than [FMP-IncludeField]

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