You want to look into fxphp. Its shareware or freeware plug-in, I
forget. I've downloaded it and read the instructions, but haven't
played with it. It hasn't been tested with FM v4.1, which I am still
using. Accessing FileMaker is kind of convoluted because of all the
layers you have to go through in FileMaker. But once you extract the db
access out into a function, it should be much easier. Then you just
need to change the function to change the backend database.
I haven't decided yet if I'm go to just do everything over in PHP/MySQL
or upgrade to FM 6 first and transition from there.
On Thursday, March 20, 2003, at 03:54 PM, Joshua Groboski wrote:
I know, FileMaker is not a real database. I have taken over some
legacy
systems and while I am redesigning the system, I need to be able to
connect
to a FileMaker DB. If you've done it, or know how I can do it, please
let
me know.
Joshua Groboski
Programmer Analyst / Webmaster
SAVVIS Communications
http://www.savvis.net
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