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Success! Our testing planet is no more.
Polling For Changes
Sometimes you’ll want to show data changes in real time. For this section, we’ll utilise Reactor’s polling functionality.
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Now open up a new window, and start adding new planet records, deleting them, and changing them. You’ll see your web-viewer reflecting this in real-time!
Running a script
For this section we’ll call a FileMaker script from within the web-viewer using Reactor.
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Success! We have now successfully passed through multiple parameters to a FileMaker script from within a Reactor function.
10. Pull Container Images
When creating a Reactor function, you can also send through a container field as a parameter. Reactor is able to accept this container field and pull in the contents as images.
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You should see the image switch when you change the planet in the dropdown list.
11. Using The Starting Template
In this tutorial we have been writing our code from scratch. When we generate a HTML template for a function, it gets us started with not only the basic HTML structure, but also includes code for the following:
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The template code won’t be perfect, and in many cases you may wish to simply clear much of it (as we have in this tutorial), but it will help to get you started, and save a lot of time.
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12. Debugging
Like all development, things will go wrong when building your BlackBoxes. It’d be very unlikely if you got to the end of this tutorial without that happening.
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