A single script that can handle all HTTP requests with Filemaker
2.0.0 technically has a breaking change but it is highly unlikly to cause problems.
In 1.9.1 we added response.Ok
property to the response as fast way to check if a response was in the 200 range. Version 2.0.0 changes that to response.ok
, SO if you never used that feature that is only a couple of months old, you will not be impacted by this change.
- Date: 3/18/2025
- Author: Todd Geist (todd.geist@proofgeist.com)
- Change: Changed
response.Ok
toresponse.ok
to better match standards from other fetch libraries. This is technically a breaking change, which is why the version is updated to 2.0.0. However, it would likely only affect users who started using the.ok
feature, which probably no one besides the author has. - Author: Todd Geist (todd.geist@proofgeist.com)
- Change: On FileMaker version 19.5.1 and greater,
content-type=application/json
will be added to the headers if passing JSON data and the header doesn’t already include "application/json".
- Fix: Resolved an issue with
$error
not being set correctly after the "Insert from URL" step.
- Fix: Resolved a bug with
application/x-www-form-urlencoded
. - Addition: Added a Boolean "Ok" to the response if the request returns a 200-level response.
- Addition: Added options for trace and duration.
- Addition: Added support for nested form fields using
application/x-www-form-urlencoded
.
- Fix: Resolved an issue with spaces in the username for basic authentication.
- Fix: Corrected the fix for the empty headers bug.
- Fix: Fixed an empty headers bug.
- Enhancement: Added support for binary and form data.
- Enhancement: Added handling for 100 status codes.
- Date: 11/12/2018
- Author: Todd Geist (todd@geistinteractive.com)
- Change: Major refactor based on Generator 1 version.