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Script Triggers v2
Article
v10
Article Discussing Script Triggers
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- Version two of this article appears in the Everything FileMaker 4 Reference from FMPUG. It includes a discussion of the new FileMaker 11 script triggers as well previously existing triggers.
(103k)
Resource ID: DBPros000998
Custom Functions
Article
v7
Article Discussing Custom Functions
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- This article on CustomFunctions appears in the Everything FileMaker 4 Reference from FMPUG. It includes a discussion of the four types of uses for Custom Functions including recursion.
(65k)
Resource ID: DBPros000999
Hiding Menus
Tip File
v11
Use Custom Menus to Hide an Entire Menu
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- When Custom Menus first appeared in FileMaker Advanced, I presented a technique at the FileMaker Developer Conference for Dynamic Custom Menus. Instead of creating menus for every single layout or table, I was able to customize them with calculations to change based on the table attached to the current layout. For example, you could change the New Record menu item to New Customer or New Invoice without using multiple custom menus. The only thing I couldn’t do was remove a menu entirely. It was easy to remove a menu item by resulting in “” (blank) in a calculation formula. In the case of menus, they still appeared but with no name. With FileMaker 11, disappearing menus are now supported.
(29k)
Resource ID: DBPros000995
Email PDF
Tip File
v10
Email a PDF Document
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- Lots of people ask me how to send a PDF document attached to an email so here it is. It uses the Get(TemporaryPath) function so the PDF documents are saved in a hidden folder that FileMaker cleans up for you.
(31k)
Resource ID: DBPros000996
Totals by Page v3
Tip File
v9
Totals at the Bottom of Each Page
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- The basic premise of this technique is to provide totals in the footer part. Getting a summary field to total by page without a subsummary part is a tricky endeavor. While this technique has been published previously, this version covers how to copy the values from the page. Thanks to Ray Cologon for submitting this technique.
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Resource ID: DBPros000994
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