Instant Web Publishing Guide
Table Of Contents
- Chapter 1 About publishing FileMaker Pro databases on the web
- Chapter 2 Publishing your database on the web
- Chapter 3 Working with FileMaker databases on the web
- Chapter 4 Designing a database for Instant Web Publishing
- Tips for designing layouts for Instant Web Publishing
- Tips for working with data in a web browser
- General database design considerations
- Working with graphics, sounds, and movies on the web
- Setting the initial layout and view
- Hiding the status area to customize the interface
- Specifying the sort order for web users
- Scripts and Instant Web Publishing
- Hosting databases with FileMaker Server Advanced: an overview
- Documenting your solution
- Chapter 5 Testing, monitoring, and securing your site
- Index
Chapter 5
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1 If an account limits record-by-record browse privileges but does not limit the privilege to delete records,
it is possible for users to delete records they cannot view.
1 If the same account opens related files, the related data is displayed on layouts containing related fields.
1 Instant Web Publishing uses the accounts and privilege sets defined in FileMaker Pro for the best
security. For more information, see the
FileMaker Pro User’s Guide.
1 Never store sensitive documents or databases inside the Web folder. With FileMaker Pro, you can put
images to share with container fields or static HTML pages that you want to publish in the Web folder
inside the FileMaker Pro folder, but due to web server architecture, all files in the Web folder are
accessible and might be deleted by others.
1 Carefully review your scripts to make sure they are web compatible and that the combination of steps
don’t produce unexpected results. For more information, see
“Scripts and Instant Web Publishing” on
page 32.