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- Introduction
- Who should read this document
- FileMaker developers who are new to web publishing.
- FileMaker developers who are feeling constrained by IWP.
- FileMaker developers who have done CWP with FX.php.
- FileMaker developers who have done CWP with XML/XSLT and are considering a move to PHP.
- PHP developers who would like to learn how to work with a FileMaker backend.
- CDML and Lasso developers who are planning to transition to a modern technology.
- Purpose of this document
- This document was created to outline the basic similarities and differences of the FX.php and FileMaker.php classes.
- This document maintains that developers writing CWP solutions should be familiar with both classes.
- This document does not globally advocate either option.
- This document is more conceptual that practical, therefore code examples will be kept to a minimum.
- This document is not intended to teach the reader how to implement a CWP solution.
- Document conventions
- Throughout this document, the terms "FileMaker API for PHP" and "Filemaker.php" will be used interchangebly.
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This is useful when you are working with multi page forms. If you want to update some information on one page, for one record, and then move to another page and update the same record some more you will need the primary key id field, This is applicable to the case where the id field is an auto increment, which is the case seen in most circumstances. The code is really simple, lets take a look at how its done.
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 18 September 2008 )
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