[FX.php List] [OT] Requesting feedback on FileMaker publications

[Stephen Knight]

Hi Edward,
 
I read through your documentation today, "Building a Database-Driven Web
Application With FileMaker" and I think you did a great job.  The document
was well laid out, and you addressed several topics such as security and
proper design structure that I was very happy to see you cover.
 
With your permission, we would like to post a link to your publication at
our forum at:  http://fmwebschool.com/frm/index.php  We have nearly a
thousand users on the forum and nearly 2600 post.  
 
I think that many of our users and visitors would greatly benefit from your
publications.
 

In Kindness
Stephen K Knight
http://www.fmwebschool.com <http://www.fmwebschool.com/> 
800.353.7950 / 386.453.5843
FMWebschool, we bring the web to life
FX.PHP PHP XML MySQL CDML ASP




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[mailto:fx.php_list-bounces at mail.iviking.org] On Behalf Of Edward L. Ford
Sent: Tuesday, January 16, 2007 3:01 AM
To: FX.php Discussion List
Subject: [FX.php List] [OT] Requesting feedback on FileMaker publications


Hello everyone,

I have authored several short documents on FileMaker topics for an employer,
and I have decided to publish them publicly for the benefit of all. These
publications hope to fill gaps I've found in the online FileMaker community
when researching solutions to problems I've come up against: * dealing with
a corrupted FileMaker database
* getting started with publishing a FileMaker database with PHP (using
FX.php of course!).

Since we tend to be moderately experienced FileMaker users here, I'd like to
request feedback on these publications. Are my suggesting correct, or do I
have any glaring errors with FileMaker topics? Is there anything I didn't
describe well, or something I could describe in more detail? Pretty much, if
you have any comments whatsoever, I'd like to hear them!

The publication titles are: 
Protecting Your FileMaker Database From Corruption
Dealing with Database Corruption in FileMaker
Building a Database-Driven Web Application With FileMaker

All of these can be found on my website at
http://edwardford.net/publications/

Finally, I'd like to encourage anyone here who maintains a FileMaker
resource website to link to the web page above. 

Thanks to anyone who can spare the time!
--Ed

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Edward L. Ford
http://www.edwardford.net


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