Địa chỉ TCP / IP trong hộp thoại tức thì xuất bản Web xác định các trình duyệt web có thể tìm thấy FileMaker Pro cơ sở dữ liệu trên máy chủ. Theo mặc định, các tập tin FileMaker được chia sẻ từ cổng 80. Nếu cổng 80 đã được sử dụng bởi một máy chủ web hoặc ứng dụng khác, | Chapter 3 Working with FileMaker databases on the web 21 Viewing and modifying records in Browse mode In Browse mode web users perform tasks by clicking a button in the status area. If their account name and privileges provide access they can create records edit records duplicate records delete records sort the found set based on fields on the current layout show all records omit the current record from the found set omit multiple consecutive records from the found set view the omitted records and hide the existing found set Hold the cursor over a button to see its description. Procedures are outlined in the Instant Web Publishing Help. To view the Help file click the Help button in the status area. Type number to view specific record View previous or next record Current Show all found set records Sort records Go to Database Homepage Use slider to Change layouts and Add edit delete duplicate omit Create and Log out of move through layout views or show omitted records modify find database to records requests protect data Status area in Browse mode Save new or changed data to the host Abandon any changes and return to Browse mode Abandon any changes and continue editing record Status area when editing records Important After entering or editing data in a record web users must click the Submit button in the status area to save the record in the database. 22 FileMaker Instant Web Publishing Guide Finding records In Find mode web users have most of the same searching capabilities as FileMaker Pro desktop users. They can create find requests duplicate find requests delete find requests show all records extend broaden or constrain narrow the found set Note Web users cannot save a found set of records called a snapshot link in FileMaker Pro and they cannot access saved find requests. However web users can reuse the find requests they created during the current web browser session. For more information see Instant Web Publishing Help. View previous or next find request .
