Containers and Port 16000 in FileMaker
We recently discovered a “new” use for port 16000, undocumented in any KB article.
We recently discovered a “new” use for port 16000, undocumented in any KB article.
Importing data when managed containers are involved is not as straightforward as you would think.
FileMaker recently released a new website, Made for FileMaker, which serves as a hub of available FileMaker solutions for sale as well as plug-ins and external resources related to FileMaker.
I spent a rather dumb amount of time recently trying to get my MacBook Pro to display more than 1920×1440 on my external 27″ monitor. At that resolution, I’m just not taking very good advantage of the size of the monitor.
Working with the folks at Space Needle, we are developing an iPad FileMaker Go application for their managers to use to document the status of the grounds, staffing, service, etc., so that they can have objective information about their overall quality of service over time.
There are still some benefits to using referenced containers in FileMaker
Converting large and complex databases to FMv12 from FMv11 went very smoothly!
As FileMaker developers, we are always interested in learning new tools and tricks to take a database to the next
We’ve been working on a FileMaker project recently where there is a requirement for tracking changes made to the data,