Someone said it already, ODBC would be the best way to go. BUT, keep in
mind that ODBC support in FileMaker is not by any means complete. Also
remember that FileMaker is always going to be your bottleneck - not PHP. I
would suggest looking at MySQL (http://www.mysql.com/) and/or PostgreSQL
(http://www.postgresql.org/) as alternatives to FileMaker Pro.
I think you may also be interested in joining the AMP list at
http://www.developersplace.com/ This list has a lot of Mac people on it
doing Apache, MySQL, PHP, etc. stuff. There are people there with good
Lasso/FileMaker Pro backgrounds, so they can help you out with any
problems/questions you may run into.
Josh Hoover
KnowledgeStorm, Inc.
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> > Hey
> >
> > This is my first question and mail to this list...hope u
> treat me decent =)
> > My earlier work have been lasso/filemaker (mac)
> > I´ve been heard that PHP is coming strongly and I have no
> reason not to
> > join. How is the relation between PHP/Filemaker?
> >
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> > [knaSen]
> > icq #23830427
