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Re: funny FM/AS/OE behavior - Help!
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Re: funny FM/AS/OE behavior - Help!


  • Subject: Re: funny FM/AS/OE behavior - Help!
  • From: list account <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 10 Dec 2002 12:25:01 -0700

Has there been any communication with Filemaker about these scripting problems? What has there response been? It seems that there is a problem with it in Mac OS X 10.2.x. I have only been on this list for a few days and yet have seen many messages about crashes doing a "whose" and other things that seem to cause crashes. What kind of crash logs have people generated and sent to Filemaker? The ones that I have seen seem to indicate a problem in memmove or szone_malloc which seems to indicate that there is a corruption in the heap somewhere creeping in.

I am tempted to look elsewhere for my scriptable DB needs. Any one have any thoughts for a stable, scriptible, web accessible db?

Sam D

On Tuesday, December 10, 2002, at 10:37 AM, Daniel Rautmann wrote:

Hi,

Attempting to make sure everything works on the
different computers in my office, I tried the script
below that works on my machine on another machine and
got an OE error message: wrong data type. It's not in
the bcc list or attachment portion, since I tested
them separately after the problem occurred. Anyone
know what is wrong?

Here's the script:

tell application "FileMaker"

set bccList to cell "radiopromo_bcclist" of
current record

end tell


tell application "FileMaker"

set attachmentList to {}
set cellNames to {"g_radiopromo_filepath",
"g_radiopromo_filepath2", "g_radiopromo_filepath3",
"g_radiopromo_filepath4", "g_radiopromo_filepath5"}

repeat with i from 1 to count cellNames

set cellData to cell (item i of cellNames)

if cellData is not "" then copy cellData to
end of attachmentList

end repeat

end tell


tell application "FileMaker"

set emailAddress to
"email@hidden"

set theSubject to cell "g_radiopromo_emailsubject"
of current record

set theContent to cell "g_radiopromo_emailgeneral"
of current record

end tell

tell application "Outlook Express"

set newMsg to make new draft window with
properties {subject:theSubject, content:theContent,
recipient:"email@hidden", BCC recipients:bccList,
attachment:attachmentList}

end tell

Thanks,
Daniel
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