In this example, the remote file (Remote.fmp12) needs a script that imports data from a local file (Local.fmp12).
The local file is updated with data from the remote file.Įxample 2: Importing from a local source (Local.fmp12) into a remote file (Remote.fmp12) Open Local.fmp12 in FileMaker Go and run the script.Import Records Īnd set up a path to the remote source file using your machine IP address. Open Local.fmp12 and Remote.fmp12 in FileMaker Pro.You can then run the script in FileMaker Go to import the data from the remote file. You need to use FileMaker Pro to create the script in the local file, then transfer the file to FileMaker Go. In this example, the Local.fmp12 file needs a script that imports data from a remote source (Remote.fmp12). import from a local source into a local or remote fileĮxample 1: Importing from a remote source (Remote.fmp12) into a local file (Local.fmp12).import from a remote source into a local or remote file.Set up the field mapping and import order before you import. If you size the layout to 1024×737 then you would get an image like the one below if the Status Bar is turned Off.You can use the Import Records script step to merge data from a local FileMaker Pro file on a device to another FileMaker Pro file. Notice the empty space at the bottom of the layout for the second image. I have 2 images below, the first shows the layout with the Status Bar turned On and the second with it Off, both are sized 1024×717. Meaning that if you want to create your layout based on Status Bar “On” and depending what you decide for the Toolbar which for my demo will be “Off”, that would leave me a layout size of 1024 x 717. It seems that by default, FileMaker Go on an iPad has the Status bar turned on. In this post, I am only going to address the Status bar seeing as it was an issue that needed solved a project I was working on. This table shows the height and width for all iOS layouts based on items that are turned on or off. Here is just a quick FYI about layout sizing with the iOS Status Bar in FileMaker Go.īelow is a screen shot from Using Screen Stencils to design iOS friendly layouts, a support document from FileMaker’s Support site.
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