Whereas there are four parts to a FileMaker Data API web services REST request… Execute FileMaker Data API Script StepĪll developers who have worked with the FileMaker Data API will be pleased to see the new Execute FileMaker Data API script step located in the “Miscellaneous” group within your scripts index. Also, the following functions will now work with cards in FileMaker WebDirect: Get(WindowLeft), Get(WindowStyle), and Get(WindowTop). Developer tip: while most of the features of the client Card Style Window are supported, there will be a few exceptions and special behaviors due to browser limitations. WebDirect also got long overdue upgrade with this release: Card Windows that display in WebDirect the same way they show in FileMaker client apps. If you’re using the Get(ApplicationVersion) function in your application, you will need to review any conditions that rely on “ProAdvanced” and update them when switching to FileMaker Pro 19!Īnother cool addition is Dark Mode support that can make hours of development or data-entry easier on the eyes and complement the same feature in iOS. The name of the application also changed – the FileMaker Pro Advanced application is now just FileMaker Pro. The well-known folder icon is gone for good and replaced with a blue variation of the Claris logo. The first thing that will catch your eye when opening FileMaker 19 is its new sleek look. Wondering what else is new? New Name and New Look

Moreover, it becomes easier to deploy and maintain thanks to Claris’ cloud first strategy.

The FileMaker platform becomes less and less technologically isolated with each release.

When looking at the list of the new features, one can clearly see the main focus of Claris nowadays: integrations. From Machine Learning CoreML support to a seamless JavaScript Web Viewer integration and lots of small new additions in between, this release of FileMaker is packed with surprises. FileMaker 19 is one of the most exciting releases we’ve seen in years.

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