FileMaker 19 has made upgrades easier than ever, and we’ll ensure you avoid an overly laborious transition. If you have any questions about including regular system updates in your FileMaker maintenance, don’t hesitate to reach out. Your software, team and customers will thank you for it. This resulted in a rapid, somewhat stressful evolution that could have been prevented.ĭo yourself a favor and rip the Band-Aid off now. Time and time again, we work with clients who have stalled their upgrades, only to have to face a more painful, intense update in the future.įor example, we’ve worked with teams who were still using Claris FileMaker 16, only to face a world of pain when realizing their new Mac computers, iPads, and Windows versions were no longer compatible. With every upgrade you miss, you expose your FileMaker software and apps to more: Instead of making one small leap to the next version, you could have to leap several versions ahead – and that’s challenging. By putting off the inevitable upgrade, you’re actually just making the entire process more difficult for yourself. The Sooner You Upgrade, the Easier It IsĪs you skip major FileMaker Pro updates, your software will fall further and further behind the latest version. It’s always a good idea to jump on the bandwagon and quickly join the latest version of Claris FileMaker.
The issue with procrastinating? Well, when it comes to your Claris FileMaker upgrades, you could be sacrificing the efficiency and security of your computers, operating systems, and other applications.Īs a FileMaker Pro team, we’ve seen the benefits of upgrading – and the downfalls of putting updates off. You don’t want to deal with getting all of your users onboard and carefully planning the time for the switch. Upgrading can be a pain, and when we’re juggling so many other things in our businesses, these updates often sit on the back burner for longer than they should. We’ve seen the prompt to upgrade our phone, our iOS, our laptop… and simply ignored it for a few days (or weeks). If non exist, create a new Addon and add it to the record.We’ve all done it. If found, update the record data accordingly. Search the record data for using the UUID and reference value.Ĭreate a boolean condition to check whether the record exist within the monthly subscription addon. Setup using a Webhook and send preexisting record data to the workflow. If yes, update the Addon associated, if none exist create a new one. I.e: does this persons subscription exist within the Monthly Subscription Addon?.
This is where users will also be able to find the API Limitations page.īelow is an example of a way in which you could potentially use the Filemaker Pro connector, to check and update any records within an Addon. More information can be found on their main API documentation (v18) site. API INFO: The Base URL used for the Filemaker Pro connector is /fmi/data/vLatest/databases/ /layouts.
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