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Oct 21, 2021 Blog Automatically Parse a JSON Script Parameter Since FileMaker 16, many developers have used JSON functions to pass script parameters and script results, which can be a very convenient way to pass multiple parameters at once. However, it can be tedious to write many Set Variable script steps just to parse out values from the script parameter. Read More By Weihao Ding
Aug 23, 2021 Blog, FileMaker, FileMaker Techniques large solutionManage accountsmulti-file solutionmultiple files Managing Accounts in a Multi-file Solution Do you have a FileMaker solution made of multiple files? This blog will show how to easily manage accounts for a multi-file solution. Read More By Weihao Ding
Jun 28, 2021 Blog, FileMaker, FileMaker Techniques FileMaker ServerFileMaker Server 19FMS 19 How to download a file from FileMaker Server 19 Since the release of FileMaker Server 19, many users in the FileMaker community have had issues downloading files from the FileMaker Server Admin Console, as the process has changed slightly from past versions. Read More By Eleanor Fulton
Jun 16, 2021 Blog, FileMaker Techniques Code readabilityFileMaker naming conventionsnaming code The Impact of Naming Conventions on Code Readability Naming Conventions in FileMaker Implementing reliable naming conventions in FileMaker has the potential to save developers both time and frustration. This is the second installation in our blog series on code readability. Read More By Eleanor Fulton
May 25, 2021 Blog, FileMaker Code readabilityFileMaker code The Importance of Code Readability What is code readability? Readable code is simply code that clearly communicates its intent to the reader. Most likely, the code we write will be read by other developers, who will either want to understand or modify the way our code works. They may need to test the code, fix a problem, or add a new feature. Read More By Eleanor Fulton