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UserNotification.SetDidActivateNotificationScript

Sets the activation notification action handler.

Component Version macOS Windows Linux Server iOS SDK
UserNotification 2.8 ✅ Yes ❌ No ❌ No ❌ No ❌ No
MBS( "UserNotification.SetDidActivateNotificationScript"; FileName; ScriptName )   More

Parameters

Parameter Description Example
FileName The name of the FileMaker File that contains the script. Get ( FileName )
ScriptName The name of the script to run "NotificationActivatedScript"

Result

Returns "OK" on success.

Description

Sets the activation notification action handler.
Specify a filename and script name to have this script being called when a notification has been activated. This gives you the possibility to react to the notification activation.
The script parameter will be the notification reference.
See also UserNotification.ClearDidActivateNotificationScript

You can use UserNotification.SetUserInfo to pass individual data like record IDs with notification and later query it with UserNotification.GetUserInfo function.


With plugin version 6.0 or newer the script name can be a script ID number. In that case the plugin queries the script name for the given script ID. This allows to call scripts by ID and avoid problems if scripts are later renamed.

Notice: FileMaker 19.2 adds a fmplugin extended privileges. If you have such an extended privileges to allow the plugin to trigger scripts, you need to grant permissions for it. If such a privilege is not defined, the plugin is allowed to trigger scripts. See FileMaker product documentation for details.

Examples

Registers drag action handler:

MBS( "UserNotification.SetDidActivateNotificationScript"; Get ( FileName ); "NotificationActivatedScript")

See also

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This function is free to use.

Created 18th August 2014, last changed 6th September 2019


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