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I would like to be able to retrieve data from my website and get it into my FM database. I saw the OpenURL script step and got all excited, but just realized it only launches a browser to the URL. I was hoping it would return the contents of the URL (specifically the output of a php script), which I could then parse. Is there a way to do what I was trying? I'm using FM Pro 8 on a Mac. Thanks, Anthony |
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Not natively. You're going to have to spring for FMP 8.5 (for the Web Viewer functionality) or a plugin, such as Troi URL or yooWeb, either of which can load the web page into a FileMaker field. Matt On 01/07/2007 16:30:57 acuccia (AT) gmail (DOT) com wrote: I would like to be able to retrieve data from my website and get it into my FM database. I saw the OpenURL script step and got all excited, but just realized it only launches a browser to the URL. I was hoping it would return the contents of the URL (specifically the output of a php script), which I could then parse. Is there a way to do what I was trying? I'm using FM Pro 8 on a Mac. Thanks, Anthony |
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With the Web Viewer in FMP 8.5, can I access the returned data through a script? I would like the web page to return (for example) a list of names, which I can then parse with a script and add to my FM database. Thanks, Anthony Matt Wills wrote: Not natively. You're going to have to spring for FMP 8.5 (for the Web Viewer functionality) or a plugin, such as Troi URL or yooWeb, either of which can load the web page into a FileMaker field. Matt On 01/07/2007 16:30:57 acuccia (AT) gmail (DOT) com wrote: I would like to be able to retrieve data from my website and get it into my FM database. I saw the OpenURL script step and got all excited, but just realized it only launches a browser to the URL. I was hoping it would return the contents of the URL (specifically the output of a php script), which I could then parse. Is there a way to do what I was trying? I'm using FM Pro 8 on a Mac. Thanks, Anthony |
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