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Good-Looking Progress Bars In Portals
Now the demo file is multi-platform.
Hopefully, I am not the only FileMaker developer who would like to see good-looking progress bars in portal rows. It is not the easiest task to achieve this, however. Most web developer friends wold say, they donāt understand the problem. They would even offer to make some javascript code to get the ball rolling.Ā What they donāt know is that web viewers wonāt display from a portal row, therefore you cannot display a web page in a portal. Some people make progress bars by using repetitions of the same field with conditional formatting. I donāt find those aesthetically pleasing. More often than not, when I need a trick, someone has already come up with it, however, this I couldnāt find anywhere. (If I missed something cool, let me know.)
So, one night I was thinking about how to make a good-looking progress bar in a portal. Since lately Iāve been poking around in the solution file for the 360 Works ScriptMaster plug-in, I turned it to see if anything pops out that can help me. Then I thought to myself, what if I had a nice progress bar generated by HTML code and Iād take a screenshot and dumped it into a container field.
This is not a perfect solution to the problem and some of you might say itās not elegant. I think it does the job and the result is a good-looking progress bar that you can change with a drop-down menu. It requires the free ScriptMaster plug-in, which will be installed upon opening the file.
Iād like to thank Tim Cimbura for his āAwesome Progress Barā example. Google it for more info. If youād like to take this a step further, create your progress bar in Photoshop to match your DB style (or different colors for different percentages), export them as PNG24 then encode those as Base64 individually. Then replace the code in the web viewer.
If I have time, Iāll update the file. Download the updated demo file
Instructions
The example file contains a āProjectsā layout that has some related tasks. The layout also tab contains a tab control thatās hidden from the untrained eye. Donāt be afraid to play with the file, you can always download another copy.
One of the invisible tabs contains a web viewer that has HTML code in it that generates the progress bar. This part I borrowed from Tim Zimbura.
Follow the steps below to implement this in your own solution:
Add two fields to the table you show the records from in your portal: a container field called ācontainerā and a āpercentā number field.
Copy and paste the whole folder of scripts called āCopy This Folder To Your Solutionā into your solution. Place a line in your open script to run the ā. register functionsā script.
Place the container field in your portal. place the percent field in your area where you modify your selected records.
Copy the HTML code from the Web Viewer in my solution and paste it into a text editor.
Copy the tab control from the āProjectsā layout and paste it onto your parent layout showing the portal.
In the text editor replace the field in the HTML with your container field, then copy and paste the code into the web viewer you just placed on your layout.
In the script called ā. generate progress barā, point the missing field to your container.
Make the percent field trigger the ā. generate progress barā script OnModfy.
Go back to browse mode and check it out.
Enjoy!
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ScriptMaster (Java) FTP & Windows 7
In a recent troubleshooting session, working with some Java code (FTP Functionality) in 360Works ScriptMaster, I discovered this lovely little gem:
Problem: When using Java FTP functions, before a file is transferred a PASV command must be sent. As soon as the command is sent, the Windows Firewall closes the socket that sent it. This only seems to happen in Windows 7 and Vista (probably 2008 Server too), if the firewall is turned on and Java 7 is used.
Here is a list of potential solutions I was able to use to get around the issue. Solution 1: You must disable Stateful FTP rules on the Windows Firewall. Open Command Line Prompt and type this line (without the quotes): "netsh advfirewall set global StatefulFTP disable" The problem is with Windows Firewall, Microsoft has been informed. Solution 2: You must disable IPv6 on your server and use only IPv4 stack, this will force all Windows clients to connect with the IPv4 stack and the problem will not appear. Solution 3:Ā At runtime in the java startup command, add the following switch: -Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true Solution 4: Enable SSL Security (FTPS), Stateful Firewall inspection must be able to read the traffic which is not possible when FTPS is used.