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Re: Write file command in Filemaker
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Re: Write file command in Filemaker


  • Subject: Re: Write file command in Filemaker
  • From: Malcolm Fitzgerald <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 4 Oct 2006 11:40:01 +1000


On 03/10/2006, at 8:18 PM, Jay Louvion wrote:


Has anyone ever tried retrieving text from fields in Filemaker, creating a file on the current user’s desktop and then writing the retrieved data to the new file ? I keep getting an empty file when running the code from FM even though it works fine when run from the Sscript editor. Any ideas ?

Filemaker has a READ and a WRITE command. They've been there since day one. The problem you are seeing is that FMP's WRITE command is stomping on the Standard Additions WRITE command. This problem has been raised and solved here dozens of times. Use raw codes


Standard Additions WRITE: «event rdwrwrit»
Standard Additions READ: «event rdwrread»

What's more, Filemaker provide a lot of Applescript support materials, including practice databases and example apps, and a database called "AppleScript Reference". If you installed FMP from the CD you'll have them on your machine sitting beside the app. Have a look at them, they are excellent.


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