May 25, 2010 – Beginning with the next full version of FileMaker Server and FileMaker Server Advanced, the XSLT API for Custom Web Publishing and the XSLT Site Assistant will no longer be available.
As FileMaker software evolves the list of APIs and technologies it supports may change and less efficient interfaces may be deprecated in favor of new ones. If you are using XSLT in Custom Web Publishing or the XSLT Site Assistant, FileMaker recommends that you migrate your solution to use other more efficient APIs, technologies, or alternative features of the product to meet the same need in your solutions.
Note: FileMaker will continue to support XML and applying an XSLT style sheet during export.
Here are some recommended resources to help you choose an alternative to XSLT:
About PHP Web Publishing:
http://www.filemaker.com/support/technologies/php.html
FileMaker Server 11 Custom Web Publishing with PHP
http://www.filemaker.com/support/product/docs/fms/fms11_cwp_php_en.pdf
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Posted by Aaron Gutleben on May 27, 2010 at 1:43 pm
I am building an Adobe AIR application using Flash Builder 4 and your FlexFM. Our FileMaker database is on our own server with FileMaker Server 10 Advanced. I have gone through “Flex FM How To”, hosted Hopper.fp7 so we could run the FlexFMSnippets, but still have a problem. Our AIR app runs fine and we can see all our FileMaker data, but I can’t get a FileMaker script to run. Am using appendix A from “FileMaker Server 10 Custom Web Publishing” to construct a query string. We have tried several versions of this:
Could you please point us to information that may help solve our problem.