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Creating a Word Document Using MBS Plug-in in FileMaker

Allaudin — Wed, 17 Dec 2025 03:59:10 +0000

In this post, we will talk about Creating a Word Document Using MBS Plug-in in FileMaker.

Overview:

How to create Word documents dynamically from FileMaker database entries. we use the MBS plug‑in to automate generation and cut manual entry errors.

Manual generation of Word documents from database records was time consuming and inefficient, requiring data copying, template filling, formatting and manual image insertion. It was error prone and often produced typos, missing or incorrect data, and inconsistent formatting.

To avoid the Concerns mentioned above, we now generate Microsoft Word files using the MBS (MonkeyBread Software) Plug-in in FileMaker. The process loads a Word template from a container field, replaces merge tags with dynamic data, inserts images, and exports the finished document.

Steps to Creating a Word Document Using MBS Plug-in in FileMaker:

Step 1: Load the Word document Template

Download and install the MBS Plug-in before starting the process.
Store your Word template in a FileMaker container field.
The template should contain merge tags (e.g., «FName», «LastName», «Street») where dynamic data will be inserted.
Use the MBS Plug-in function to load the template into memory.

Step 2: Replace Merge Tags with Dynamic Data

Use the WordFile.ReplaceTag function to replace placeholder tags with actual data from your FileMaker databas
Ex tags:
- «Date» – Document date
- «FName» – First Name
- «LastName» – Last Name or Company Name
- «Street» – Street address
- «Zip» – Postal code
- «City» – City name
- «Country» – Country name
- «TDescription» – General description inserted in tables

Step 3: Insert Images into the Document

Retrieve media references using WordFile.MediaFiles
Get the first image reference from the list
Replace it using WordFile.SetMediaFile to insert signatures, photos, or logos
This allows the final document to contain visual elements like company logos or customer signatures

Step 4: Write the File to Destination

Generate the file path for the output location (e.g., Desktop)
Use the MBS function to write the completed Word document to the specified location
The file is saved with a .docx extension (e.g., “test output.docx”)

Step 5: Open and Release

Automatically open the generated Word document for user review
Release memory by clearing the MBS Plug-in variables
This ensures system resources are properly managed

Figure 1: Tag Replacement Script – This section handles loading the Word template, checking for errors, and replacing merge fields.

Figure 2: File Output Section – This part handles generating the file path, writing the Word document to the Desktop, opening the file, and releasing memory.

Final Output Example:

When the script runs successfully:
The template is filled with customer details from the FileMaker database
Description and address fields are properly inserted
Images (logos, signatures, photos) are placed in designated locations
The completed Word file is saved as “test output.docx” on the Desktop
The document opens automatically for immediate review

Conclusion

The team at FMDBSolutions hopes this article taught about how to create a Word document from FileMaker data using the MBS Plug‑in. FMDBSolutions is a team of well-qualified experts that have a lot of experience with the many versions of FileMaker Pro and the FileMaker Go app too.

Our team knows all about transitioning, migrating, converting, and upgrading for FileMaker. Companies that require FileMaker Integration can also use our services. We have worked with clients from the USA, Australia, and Singapore and will complete your FileMaker assignment in the best possible way at a lower price but at the same or higher level of excellence.

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Scan QR Codes from FileMaker Using the QR Bot App

Saravanakumar — Tue, 18 Nov 2025 09:03:13 +0000

In this post, we will talk about Scan QR Codes from FileMaker Using the QR Bot App.

Overview:

How can we accurately scan a specific QR code from a label or invoice when multiple QR codes are present? We solved this challenge by integrating FileMaker with the QR Bot app.

Some of our customers need to scan a particular QR code on labels or invoices that contain multiple QR codes. While FileMaker’s native functionality allows QR code scanning, it cannot target a specific QR code when several are present in the same image.

By integrating with the QR Bot app, we can define and restrict the scanning area within the camera view—allowing users to scan only the QR code located at a chosen position on the label or document.

This article explains how to integrate QR Bot with FileMaker to achieve this and this can be work on the iOS FileMaker.

Steps to Integrate QR Bot with FileMaker:

Step 1: Download the QR Bot App

First, download and install the QR Bot app on the iPad that will be used for QR scanning. The app can be downloaded from the official QR Bot website: https://qrbot.net

Step 2: Create FileMaker Scripts to Trigger QR Bot Scanning

To initiate scanning from FileMaker, we use the Open URL script step to launch the QR Bot app via its callback URL scheme.

A typical QR Bot callback URL looks like this:

qrbot://x-callback-url/scan?x-success=

Here, x-success defines the URL that QR Bot should call after completing the scan. This callback URL reopens FileMaker and triggers a script to process the scanned result.

Important Note:

QR Bot supports HTTP/HTTPS URLs only for callbacks. It does not accept fmp:// URLs directly.

To work around this limitation:

We created a simple PHP script hosted on a server.
FileMaker passes the database name and script name to this PHP URL.
The PHP script then triggers the corresponding fmp:// URL internally to open FileMaker and run the desired script.

This workflow allows FileMaker to launch QR Bot, adjust the camera position (shrink, enlarge, or reposition the scanning area), and target the exact QR code you want to scan.

Once the scan is completed, QR Bot automatically calls the callback URL, which reopens FileMaker and runs the specified script. From there, FileMaker receives the scanned result and processes it as needed.

Conclusion

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FileMaker AI Semantic Search

Siva Kumar — Sun, 09 Nov 2025 10:42:19 +0000

In this post, we will talk about FileMaker AI Semantic Search.

Overview:

An enterprise utilizing FileMaker for internal data management, aiming to enhance information retrieval and user experience.

The objective of this project is to implement an AI-powered semantic search system within FileMaker. This enables users to retrieve relevant records using natural language queries rather than exact keyword matches. The solution integrates OpenAI-based embeddings and vector search to deliver context-aware search results, significantly improving data accessibility and decision-making efficiency.

Process Overview:

Data Preparation:

Extract structured and unstructured text data from FileMaker layouts and fields for processing.

Create API

Create an OpenAI account and generate an API key
- Go to https://platform.openai.com and sign up
- After logging in, click your profile icon – View API Keys
- Click Create new secret key and copy it to use in FileMaker scripts

Embedding Generation:

Convert text data into semantic vector embeddings using a pretrained language model (e.g., We used OpenAI model).

Vector Storage:

Store generated embeddings in FileMaker container fields.

Semantic Search Execution:

When users input a natural language query, generate the embedding for the query and compare it with stored embeddings using cosine similarity to find the most relevant records.

FileMaker Integration:

Develop FileMaker scripts and APIs to interact with the embedding service and display search results dynamically in FileMaker layouts.

Technical Approach:

Language Model: OpenAI Embedding Model
Integration Method: FileMaker Script with AI functions
Vector Comparison: Cosine similarity search
Automation: FileMaker scripts for data extraction, embedding refresh, and search result rendering

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Send SMS from FileMaker Using Twilio API

Allaudin — Mon, 27 Jun 2022 08:28:39 +0000

In this post, we will talk about how to send an SMS from FileMaker using Twilio API and cURL code.

Overview:

One of our customers asked to need to send SMS from FileMaker, but unfortunately, there is no direct native code to send SMS from FileMaker.

To overcome this problem, we have found a solution to send SMS from FileMaker using Twilio API and cURL code. When we call this API and cURL code in the FileMaker script step “Insert from URL”, then it is possible to send SMS from FileMaker.

Steps to send SMS from FileMaker.

Step 1: Create Twilio Account

The first step, of course, is to create a Twilio account and then note the “Account SID” and “Auth Token,” on the Twilio Dashboard. Also need to select the “Sender” Mobile number in your Twilio account.

Step 2: Create a script to Send SMS.

Create a script to Send SMS from FileMaker using Twilio API and cURL code.
The script mention variable for Account SID, Auth Token, From Mobile Number, To Mobile number, Text Content, URL, and cURL code like following
- $accountID – Account SID
- $authToken – Auth Token
- $from – From Mobile Number (Sender)
- $to – To Mobile Number
- $body – body of the message
- $url – “https://”& $accountID & “:” & $authToken & “@api.twilio.com/2010-04-01/Accounts/” & $accountID & “/Messages.json”
- $curl – “curl -X POST ” & $url &

” –data-urlencode \”Body=” & $body & “\” ” &

” –data-urlencode \”From=” & $from & “\” ” &

” –data-urlencode \”To=” & $to & “\” “

In the “Insert from URL” script step on the URL, option specifies the variable $url and on the cURL, option specifies the variable $cURL
For clear detail, please refer below screenshot
After executing the above script, the SMS will send.

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Select Multiple Files Using JavaScript in FileMaker

Allaudin — Fri, 15 Oct 2021 16:08:40 +0000

In this post, we will talk about how to select multiple files using JavaScript and create separate records in the FileMaker application. It will work in Windows version FileMaker.

Overview:

One of our customers asked need to select multiple files from FileMaker, but unfortunately, there is no option to select multiple files.

To overcome this problem, we have found a solution to select multiple files from FileMaker using JavaScript. When we call this JavaScript in FileMaker Web Viewer, it will allow selecting the multiple files and will copy the selected path. We can then process copied path and create a Separate record in FileMaker.

Steps to select multiple files in FileMaker.

Step 1: Create a Web Viewer

Create Web viewer and call the following JavaScript

“

”

It will allow selecting the multiple files and will copy the selected path, Please see the below screenshot,

Step 2: Create a script to add separate records of the selected path.

Paste the copied path in a separate field.
The Path can be separated by new line character
Using the paths will create separate records

For clear detail, please refer below screenshot

After executing the above script, it will create separate records of the selected path, like below

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Conversion of HEIF to JPG File in FileMaker

Allaudin — Sat, 09 Oct 2021 05:19:11 +0000

In this post, we will talk about how to convert the HEIF file to a JPG file using ConvertAPI in FileMaker applications. It will work above FileMaker version 15.

Overview:

One of our customers needs to convert the HEIF file to a JPG file from FileMaker, if we do this task manually, it will be a time-consuming process and manual errors may occur.

To avoid the above-mentioned issues, we have found a solution to convert the HEIF file to a JPG file from FileMaker using ConvertAPI. When we call the ConvertAPI using the FileMaker Insert From URL function, it will convert the file and will provide the result in JSON format. We can then process that JSON data using FileMaker JSON functions and then the converted file can be used in our application as per our need.

Steps to Convert the HEIF file to a JPG file.

Step 1: Create an Account on the ConvertAPI website.

Create an account on the https://www.convertapi.com/ website and note the “Secret” key from “My Dashboard”.

Step 2: Create fields and Scripts in FileMaker.

In FileMaker Database Create two Container Field one for the HEIF file and another for the JPG file.
Create a Script to convert the HEIF file to a JPG file using Convert API URL and cURL.
Initially, we need to set a variable to the value of the HEIF file container field. Variable name must should be end with (.heic) ex: $FileToConvert.heic
Need to set a variable for the following URL

“https://v2.convertapi.com/convert/heic/to/jpg?Secret=XXXXXXX&StoreFile=true”

Need to set a variable for the following cURL ,

“-F file=@$FileToConvert.heic

-F \”AutoRotate=true\””

Add “Insert from URL” step, here in “Specify URL” pass the above URL variable and in “Specify cURL Options” pass the above cURL variable.
Need to set a variable to get the “jpg” output URL from the JSON output, like following,

JSONGetElement ( $Result ; “Files[0]Url” )

Finally, add a “Insert From URL” for the JPG container field and pass the above variable to get the jpg file.

For clear detail, please refer below screenshot

After executing the above script, it will convert the HEIF file to a JPG file and then store it in the container field, like below

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Google Translation API integration with FileMaker

Allaudin — Sat, 28 Aug 2021 14:55:20 +0000

In this post, we will talk about how to translate the given text from FileMaker using Google Translation API. We have achieved this using the Google Translation URL and API key.

Overview:

One of our customers needs to translate the text from “English to Spanish” and “Spanish to English” from FileMaker, if we do this task manually, it will be a time-consuming process and manual errors may occur.

To avoid the above-mentioned issues, we have found a solution to translate the text from FileMaker using Google Translation API. When we call the Google Translation API using the FileMaker Insert From URL function, it will translate the given text and will provide the result in the JSON format. We can then process that JSON data using FileMaker JSON functions and then the translated text can be used in our application as per our need

Steps to translate the text from FileMaker.

Step 1: Create an API key in the Google Cloud Platform website.

If you have a Gmail account, log in it and go to the Google Developer Console (https://console.developers.google.com/) and create a project.
Go to Credentials Page.
Create a new API key using the “Create Credentials” button and Note the API key.

Step 2: Create fields and Scripts in FileMaker.

To achieve the above task, In FileMaker Database Create two text Fields, one for “Translate Input” and another for “Translate Output”. For example, enter the text that you want to translate in the “Translate Input” field. I have entered the text “The vessel is stopped due to engine oil is overlooked”. Please see the below screenshot.

Create a Script to translate the text from the FileMaker using Google Translation API. Mentioned the functionality below,
Initially, we need to set a variable to get the value of the “Translate Input” field.
Need to set a variable for the following URL
For English to Spanish
https://translation.googleapis.com/language/translate/v2key=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx&source=en&target=es&q=InputText&format=text
For Spanish to English
https://translation.googleapis.com/language/translate/v2key=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx&source=es&target=en&q=InputText&format=text
Add “Insert from URL” step, here in “Specify URL” pass the URL variable.
Finally, in the “Translate Output” text field, add a step to get the Translated text from the JSON output, like following,

JSONGetElement ( $Result ; “data.translations[0].translatedText” )

For clear detail, please refer below screenshot

After executing the above script, the translated text will store it in the Translate Output field, like below

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Show list of records with each row containing different fields, in neatly lined columns

Saravanakumar — Tue, 29 Jun 2021 05:52:57 +0000

In this post, we will talk about how to bring neat lines in between the columns in reports showing list of records where fields have contents of varying size.

Overview:

While showing list of records in a report using list view, placing the fields at appropriate positions on layout with spaces, gives us the look and feel as that of neatly arrangement in columns. But what if we want to put those data fields in actual columns.

Can we create actual columns using line objects? But there are fields where the data for one record may contain one word and for some other record, it may be of 20 words.

Can we use Filemaker’s default sliding and visibility features, by checking the feature “Also resize the enclosing part” for the field along with the line objects? But that feature doesn’t work as long as any object for column creation is present. Illustrating the above problem using an example, we finally, reveal a simple solution.

Approaches to put the column and showing records on a list view report:

Approach 1:

When we use Filemaker’s default sliding and visibility features, by checking the feature “Also resize the enclosing part” for the field on layout setup, they look like below.
You can see that different records have text data of different lengths and accordingly, the space occupied by the field for that record is proportional to the size of the field data. It is made possible by using Filemaker’s default sliding and visibility features, by checking the feature “Also resize the enclosing part” for the field on the layout setup.

Approach 2:

As shown below, putting line objects between the fields doesn’t provide us a solution, because sliding features of the field, doesn’t work with the line object put between them.

Approach 3:

Here, comes the hack, the fruit of the article, showing us the solution.
By using the field, which we know, may contain the largest data, of the available fields, on the layout, and keeping under each field (using Arrange → Send to Back feature) in all columns – and by making it’s text color, such that the text cancels, itself against the body color, ( should become invisible on viewing in report ), we can solve this problem.
For these field objects, we mark the border on the appropriate side such that it shows as columns as shown below. We also position them without any spaces between these objects, so as to form column lines vertically and have their height covering the entire body so that single horizontal line appears.

We will explain how to do that with an example.

The steps are:

1) Identify the field which is going to contain larger amount of data – requires more space on layout.

In our example, As you can see, the Full Address field is the one containing the largest text in each record. Also note that full address of different records are of different lengths.

2) Keep the field below to all the other field objects as shown below using Arrange –> Send to back feature.

3) Make all the field objects containing the largest amount of data, with their Sliding features and visibility checked in as Sliding up based on, all objects above and mark the check box, Also resize the enclosing part.

4) Make the text color, body color such that the text inside the field objects, which were placed under all other field objects of the record, are invisible by using Graphic feature and Text feature.

5) Mark the border of the field objects on the appropriate side.

In our case, Full Address field object on the second column is marked its border on lower and right side.

Another ( full address) field object is marked on its left, right and bottom by using Appearance –> Graphic feature.

Note that we haven’t marked all the four sides of an object, otherwise, will appear thicker for the common – touching sides and robs the good look.

5) Position all the field objects without any space between them so that border marked will form as column lines between the different fields of a record. Also, the height of the field objects must occupy the entire body part.

Finally we can see them as though the field data are put in a neat column.

The team at FMDBSolutions hopes this article taught you how to put lines between the fields such that the records look like neatly arranged in columns. FMDBSolutions is a team of well-qualified experts that have a lot of experience with the many versions of FileMaker Pro and the FileMaker Go app too.

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Extract PDF Content using ConvertAPI

Allaudin — Sun, 16 Aug 2020 07:58:28 +0000

In this post, we will talk about how to extract the text content from a scanned copy of a PDF file in FileMaker using ConvertAPI. We have achieved this using the cURL function, therefore it will work only for the FileMaker version 16 and above applications.

Overview:

Some of our customers need to extract the text content from a list of scanned PDF files and then the extracted text should be processed and entered on different tables. If we do this task by manual, it will be a time-consuming process and manual errors may occur.

To avoid the above-mentioned issues, we have found a solution to extract the text content from a scanned pdf using CovertAPI. When we call the ConvertAPI using the FileMaker cURL function, It will extract the text content from the PDF file and will provide the result in the JSON format. We can then process that JSON data using FileMaker JSON functions and then the extracted text content can be used in our application as per our need.

Steps to extract the content from the PDF using ConvertAPI.

Step 1: Create an Account in the ConvertAPI website.

Create an account in https://www.convertapi.com/ website and note the “Secret key” from “My Dashboard”.

Step 2:

In FileMaker Database, create a Container Field and insert a scanned PDF Document.
Create a script to extract the content from the PDF using the Convert API cURL.
In that script, create a Variable to store the name of the pdf file, available in the container field. The Variable name must end with (.pdf) ex: $FileToExtract.pdf
Set a variable for the following URL (ex: $URL)

“https://v2.convertapi.com/convert/pdf/to/txt?Secret= Insert Secret Key “

Set a variable for the following cURL, (ex: $CURL)

“-F file=@$FileToExtract.pdf

-F \”AutoRotate=true\””

Add “Insert from URL” step, here in “Specify URL”,

Set Specify URL = $URL (URL variable)

Set Specify cURL Options = $CURL (cURL variable).

Finally, in the Text field, add a step to get the Extracted text from the JSON output and Decode it, like following,

Base64Decode ( JSONGetElement ( $Result ; “Files[0]FileData” ) )

After executing the above script, it will extract text from JSON output and Decode it and then store it in the text field, like below

The team at FMDBSolutions hopes this article taught to you how to extract the content from the PDF using ConvertAPI cURL. FMDBSolutions is a team of well-qualified experts that have a lot of experience with the many versions of FileMaker Pro and the FileMaker Go app too.

Our team knows all about transitioning, migrating, converting, and upgrading for FileMaker. Companies that require FileMaker Integration can also use our services. We have worked with clients from the USA, Australia, and Singapore and will complete your FileMaker assignment in the best possible way at a lower price but the same or higher level of excellence.

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FileMaker 18 – While Function

Saravanakumar — Sun, 26 Jul 2020 17:31:16 +0000

FileMaker 18 – While Function

In this post, we will talk about how to use While Function in FileMaker 18. It is an extremely useful function available in FM 18.

Overview:

FileMaker 18 Introduces the While Function. Using this function we can create looping calculations. In Previous, Custom functions have performed the looping calculation via recursion. Now the While function simplifies the looping calculations.

Parameters:

The following parameters are used in the While function,

Initial Variable
condition
Logic
Result

Example:

Previously, we used the custom functions to calculate the Weekdays between the two specific dates. Now we are going to see how to calculate the Weekdays between the two specific dates using While function.

The following While function will returns the Weekdays between the 06-07-2020 and 26-07-2020,

Now we are going to see the each section of the function

Initial Variable

The Initial Variable parameter will define the variables which are all needed later in the function. In this Example, We have define the following parameters

Condition

The Condition parameter is a Boolean Expression evaluated before each loop iteration. While True, the loop repeats. When False, the loop stops.

In Our Example the loop will continue as long as the “Number of days” less than the Total number of days between the Start date and End Date.

In Our Example, the “Days” will get the dates between the Start date and End date.

“Name” will get the Day names between the Start date and End date.

“Number of days” is incremented by 1.

“Weekdays” will calculate the list of Weekdays using the “Days”, ”Name” and “Number of days”

Result

Result Parameter is an expression which gives the result when the loop stops.

In Our example, we placed the Weekdays list on the “Weekdays” variable. It will give the following result,

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That’s it for this article and now you know how to use While Function in FileMaker 18. For more on other FM 18 attributes, there’s our post, Key Features of FileMaker 18 Explained.

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