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Hello all, So I've recently been working with FileMaker Go. They include a sample file when you buy the app, called Sample Inventory. This has a great script built in that detects whether the user is on an iPhone or a desktop. The script includes this: If [TestForiPhone] * *Go to Layout ["Record Detail-iPhone" (Inventory)] * *Set Variable [$$LayoutSize; Value:"Mobile"] * *Adjust Window [Resize to Fit] The part that I'm unable to transplant to my own database is the "TestForiPhone" calc. Mine automatically changes it to "/ *TestForiPhone*/", and when I remove the */, it says "The specified table cannot be found." But the Sample Inventory database by FileMaker has only one table. Any thoughts on how to apply this script to my own database? Thanks! |
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Unfortunately, I don't have FM Advanced, just FM Pro version 10. Any way I can do it? |
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Hello all, So I've recently been working with FileMaker Go. They include a sample file when you buy the app, called Sample Inventory. This has a great script built in that detects whether the user is on an iPhone or a desktop. The script includes this: If [TestForiPhone] * *Go to Layout ["Record Detail-iPhone" (Inventory)] * *Set Variable [$$LayoutSize; Value:"Mobile"] * *Adjust Window [Resize to Fit] The part that I'm unable to transplant to my own database is the "TestForiPhone" calc. Mine automatically changes it to "/ *TestForiPhone*/", and when I remove the */, it says "The specified table cannot be found." But the Sample Inventory database by FileMaker has only one table. Any thoughts on how to apply this script to my own database? Thanks! |
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Unfortunately, I don't have FM Advanced, just FM Pro version 10. Any way I can do it? |
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