Go to Related Record (with the option “Show in new window”).So let’s dig in… Script Steps (look familiar?) Finally!Īlthough Cards use the same script steps as regular floating windows, there are some differences in the available options and overall behavior. In other words, you get to maintain the context you are in by not leaving your current layout, and still work within a different context since a Card can be based on any layout (and table) within your solution. So why are we so excited? Cards have all the benefits of popovers plus all the benefits of a new window. pkg’s for point releases, but the full package is only a few hundred megabytes in size so it shouldn’t cause any real issues.One of the new features in FileMaker Pro 16 (and one we’re super excited about!) is the Card Window, which is essentially a new window that lives within your current one. The only negative is that there’s no way of creating smaller update. pkg installer in the ~/Desktop/FMP folder that you can use to deploy via Jamf. AppleRemoteDesktopDeployment.sh ~/Desktop/FMP Type the following command to make the script executable: sudo chmod +x. Start Terminal and type: cd ~/Desktop/FMP The script can be found in the fmp_osx_deployment.zip file located at. In the Terminal application in OS X, type the following on one line, then press Return: defaults write AppleShowAllFiles YES killall Finderĭownload the Apple Remote Desktop Deployment script for FileMaker Pro. Note To locate Registration.app on the FileMaker.dmg, you must show hidden files. Assisted Install.txt personalised as required (see instructions on this via link above).pkg which includes all license information for silent installation or updates:Ĭreate an installer folder on your computer for the installation files. pkg that includes scripts to complete registration, so this is how create a custom. Some of the stuff it talks about is unnecessary because all we want to do is create a. It's not very well documented for version 16, but I found this link that showed me the way: I've been meaning to figure for some time how we can manage the installation and updates of FileMaker Pro on our network using Jamf, particularly since managing updates of the FileMaker Pro.app has migrated to an in app process that our users always put off.

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