Since FileMaker 12, we have known that the interface of FileMaker uses a styling engine that’s based on CSS. Imagine my surprise when an attachment image showing the entire button showed up on the card! I had copied the entire button itself, not just the label text, and Trello added it as an attachment. Having thought I copied the label text from a button, I pasted into Trello on the card. Since all our boards areĬlient-facing, keeping documentation cards for client questions is alsoĭuring one of our projects, I was going back and forth between FileMaker and Trello, writing some basic documentation for using a layout.
Trello is to also do light documentation. Upkeep and dedication, the organization payoff is huge.
Linux: /opt/FileMaker/FileMaker Server/Web Publishing/publishing-engine/wip/Plugins/Įnabling web publishing plug-ins and the Install Plug-In File script step restarts the Web Publishing Engine and disconnects any clients.īecause plug-ins are different for Windows and macOS, you should only execute the Install Plug-In File script step from a client that is running on the same operating system as the host machine.įor information on using the Install Plug-In File script step, see FileMaker Pro Help.At MainSpring, we use Trello as a tool for organizing ourĪgile lifecycle projects into an organized board. MacOS: /Library/FileMaker Server/Web Publishing/publishing-engine/wip/Plugins/ Windows: :\Program Files\FileMaker\FileMaker Server\Web Publishing\publishing-engine\wip\Plugins\ The Install Plug-In File script step updates the plug-in file in the folder on the machines running the FileMaker Data API. Restart the Web Publishing Engine and FileMaker Data API on the primary machine to apply this change.
To enable the Install Plug-In File script step to update a FileMaker Data API plug-in file:įor FileMaker Data API Plug-ins, set FileMaker Data API Plug-ins and Install Plug-in File Script Step to Enabled. Linux: /opt/FileMaker/FileMaker Server/Web Publishing/publishing-engine/cwpc/Plugins/ MacOS: /Library/FileMaker Server/Web Publishing/publishing-engine/cwpc/Plugins/ Windows: :\Program Files\FileMaker\FileMaker Server\Web Publishing\publishing-engine\cwpc\Plugins\ The Install Plug-In File script step updates the plug-in file in the folder on the machines running the Web Publishing Engine. In a multiple-machine deployment, restart the Web Publishing Engine first on the primary machine, then on the secondary machines, to apply this change from the primary machine to the secondary machines. In a single-machine deployment, restart the Web Publishing Engine to apply this change. To enable the Install Plug-In File script step to update a Web Publishing Engine plug-in file:įor Web Publishing Plug-ins, set Web Publishing Plug-ins and Install Plug-in File Script Step to Enabled. Linux: /opt/FileMaker/FileMaker Server/Database Server/Extensions/ MacOS: /Library/FileMaker Server/Database Server/Extensions/ Windows: :\Program Files\FileMaker\FileMaker Server\Database Server\Extensions\ The Install Plug-In File script step updates the plug-in file in the folder on the primary machine in your FileMaker Server deployment. In Admin Console, click the Connectors > Plug-ins tab.įor Server Plug-ins, set FileMaker Script Engine Plug-ins and Install Plug-in File Script Step to Enabled. To enable the Install Plug-In File script step to update a FileMaker Script Engine (FMSE) plug-in file: If your hosted database files use the Install Plug-In File script step, you can enable the script step to update server-side plug-in files.
Enabling the Install Plug-In File script step to update plug-ins