Learn more about how to leverage Claris FileMaker’s web publishing to take your databases and business solutions online. Our team of FileMaker consultants and developers brings decades of experience not only in building business applications on the platform but also in custom web app development. We combine this expertise to empower our clients to transform their businesses online. Explore our blog posts, articles, and other resources on FileMaker web publishing, written by our team of subject matter experts.
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The new FileMaker 16 platform includes FileMaker Server and introduces the ability to have multiple “worker” machines connected to a single FileMaker database server or “master” machine.
FileMaker Server 16: Multiple Worker Machines Learn More ❯
SimpleFM is a robust choice for interacting with the FileMaker Server XML API. The core SimpleFM package is agnostic about coding style. In this article we will lift the hood on the skeleton app and show how clean and importantly how intuitive the code is.
Enterprise-quality Web apps with SimpleFM Learn More ❯
In FileMaker, container fields are super handy. Combined with some database structure, they make it easy to associate multiple stored files with a single record. Even better, container fields are supported in WebDirect. Read more to see how to automatically zip container data and serve it directly to your clients.
Extending Webdirect: Automatically Zip Container Fields Learn More ❯
Learn how to see if a particular FileMaker database is available during syncing or other another task with this new faster method.
Testing whether a database is available on FileMaker Server Learn More ❯
We’re facing a deprecation of XSLT API for Custom Web Publishing. Are you ready? Here’s what you need to do to prepare your solution.
Deprecation of XSLT API for Custom Web Publishing Learn More ❯
On Windows, the PHP INI variable, “max_execution_time,” is the maximum clock time between when the PHP process starts and when it finishes. On Linux and OS X, the same variable represents the maximum CPU time that the PHP process can take. CPU time is less than clock time because processes on Linux (and OS X)
PHP’s max_execution_time Different on Windows and Linux Learn More ❯
Yes, there are times when FileMaker scripts can provide a huge speed improvement over equivalent logic in PHP. Learn about them here.
When FM Scripts Are Faster Than PHP for Custom Web Publishing Learn More ❯