FileMaker uses a base64-encoded account name and password to log in to the hosted database. Press the preview request button to save your credentials in temporary headers and make a call. If you did everything right, you’ll see an access token, like in the picture below.

This token is valid until you log out of a database session or for 15 minutes after the last API call. Once you have the token, you can start working with FileMaker data. Now, you can search, run FileMaker scripts, delete records, edit data, and more. We will use our token to create a new record. For the second call, the app will automatically save the token under Bearer Token Authorization. You will also need to add “Content-Type: application/json” to your header and use JSON format in the body of the request. To create one record in a single table, specify “fieldData”, and if you want to add data to the portal, use “portalData” as shown in the code snippet below. If you work with two tables instead of one, make sure that on your relationship graph you can create records in the second table via this relationship. #Filemaker pro 15 drop down list not working full#.#Filemaker pro 15 drop down list not working manual#.#Filemaker pro 15 drop down list not working driver#.#Filemaker pro 15 drop down list not working install#.#Filemaker pro 15 drop down list not working how to#.

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