#Filemaker baseelements bezip runtime for mac os

Updates the plugin to include a version that is signed and notarised by Apple for Mac OS Catalina support.īaseElements 18.0.4 - Released 11th September 2019.

Fixes an issue with the links to fields used in Sorts.

Fixes tab orders in the reports layouts.īaseElements 18.0.6 - Released 19th February 2020.īaseElements 18.0.5 - Released 18th October 2019.

Fixes an issue with running the comparison report from an Analysis and the File list not showing up.

Also added Script Tree for dependency tracingīaseElements 18.0.7 - Released 4th March 2020.

Brought SQL into it's own location for more prominence.

Temporarily removed the ThemeBuilder and Top Call log report, they'll come back in a future release.

Improved layout of the Change report, with new copy functions.

Added favourites that remain even if the solutions are deleted.

Added ability to re-import only a solution, not all analyses.

New sort to show latest import and group by Solution in the list.

Returned the back/forward buttons to the main toolbar.

WebViewer based location tab allowing hierarchies.

Compatible with all the new functionality introduced in FileMaker 19 including script steps and functions.

There were intermittent releases of v19 in beta and also later versions during 2021, but this was the first final release.Fixes an issue with pasting into the Clip Manager.īaseElements 19.4.0 - Released 10th December 2021.These will allow you to turn off the normal access account and so BaseElements will be restricted to only the EA groups and accounts you've set.Version History BaseElements 19.5.0 - Released 23rd June 2022. The option to turn it off avoids the annoying dialog about hosting not being enabled when not used on FileMaker Server. The hidden option allows you to have the main BaseElements file not showing in the Open Remote dialog. These scripts allow you to turn on or off the multi-user state of BaseElements. To access these scripts, go to the About BaseElements Menu Item to change to the main BaseElements file, then look in the 'Scripts' menu. These are things like the multi-user state of the file, as well as whether or not the default account is available. There are scripts in the main BaseElements file that you can run that allow you to adjust various options for hosting. In the Scripts menu, run the 'Disable the User Account' script.Go to the About BaseElements Menu Item to change to the main BaseElements file.Open the files on FileMaker Server using an account in the Edit EA group.Create the EA Edit and Read accounts on you server, either locally or in OD / AD.In order to remove that automatic access, you need to : However, the regular single user account also has sharing enabled, so without alteration, all users will default to this account and be granted access. If you need a specific EA group added to the files, we can do that for you.

That have Edit and Read only access enabled respectively.

There are two EA accounts in the main BaseElements files :

When using FileMaker Server you can also use an existing External Authentication ( EA ) account to limit access to BaseElements. The Single User licence though, will only allow one user at a time to access the database. Both the Single User and Site Licence versions of BaseElements can be used on FileMaker Server.