GitHub GitHub - frudens/fmsimplecalendar: fmSimpleCalendar is a solution that displays a calendar in FileMaker’s Web viewer. Blog Published fmSimpleCalendar to Github | frudens Inc. fmSimpleCalendar ( Calendar solution for FileMaker developers ) | frudens Inc. Challenging FullCalendar v4 JavaScript + Golang +
Hi, I am new to filemaker. I am creating a script to save the found set as record. The relationship is main<-->listname<-->list main::userName_g(global field)<-->listname::createdBy listname::id<-->list::listname_id The current version of script includes the following steps. go to layout listname set field[....] set
Sort of a general question: Is there any way to get a count of the number of elements in an array? So if I have: $blah[1] = "hi" $blah[2] = "there" is there any way in FMP to find out that there are 2 elements in this array? If not, what's the best way to loop through an array if you don't know how many elements
Anybody has an idea why, while some of the objects made of "components" Pop Over, Button Bar and Portal can be named at the top level (the whole), the Slide Control and the Tab Control cannot ?
In the Discussions, I have noticed that a lot of beginning and intermediate level developers are having trouble finding work with the platform. The common element that I see is they are unsure which businesses would benefit most from Filemaker, and also how to approach and sell to these businesses. Because of this pattern, I would like
Just added a few new FileMaker custom functions we'd like to share with the community for the New Year. Happy coding! #new custom-functions 'GetMajorVersion' extracts Major application version number (as string) from version string. This function is intended to evaluate file names, server application version, API versions, global
I've been working with Filemaker for over 6 years now and scripting finds still drives me up the wall. I have a table which lists all orders. The first thing I want, is to filter the orders based on time so I can see a specific time window. I do this with the Perform Find function with "Order::Date > $startdate" which I then further
