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AS newbie Filemaker question
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AS newbie Filemaker question


  • Subject: AS newbie Filemaker question
  • From: revDAVE <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2008 13:42:06 -0700
  • Thread-topic: AS newbie Filemaker question

I'm an applescript newbie and can use some help...

Filemaker pro 9

Currently I have a bunch of text files (3 formats - .txt .dox .pages) in a
specific directory.

I have a Filemaker file with the doc titles already in the field called
'TITLE'

I would like to write a FM script using applescript to:

1 - open the file on disk
2 - extract the modified date
3 - extract the creation date


I can handle the Filemaker script stuff but I'm having trouble with the
perform applescript part...

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IN FM - I made a global text field and set it to:

Set GlobalPath =
"file:///Volumes/myDrive/myFolder/"&TitlesFile::Title


Q: But How do I set the path to add the title field in applescript?


tell application ³FileMaker Pro²
  set mypath to "file:///Volumes/myDrive/myFolder/" and ???the value of
TitlesFile::GlobalPath  ???

Or

set mypath to GlobalPath ????

end tell

I'm getting errors

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Then how do I say:???

Open mypath .... It gives error (AS dosen't like this format) - it Says
error = -1713

Thanks in advance...


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Thanks - RevDave
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