Reactor
Reactor
FileMaker Pro plug-in for building custom interfaces.
$249.00
Reactor overview
Reactor plugin gives you the means to build customizable, dynamic interfaces in FileMaker solutions. No longer are you constrained by the static fields and buttons that come as standard layout tools in FileMaker. Imagine:
- Drag and Drop
- Live as-you-type portal filters
- Slider controls
- Dynamic buttons, popup menus and fields
- Animated Photo Gallery
- Drag-sortable lists
- Image manipulation tools
- ...in fact just about any interface you can imagine is now possible!
Reactor leverages the power of the Web viewer by enabling the Web viewer to update data and run scripts in FileMaker. What that means is that anything you can build in HTML/AJAX or Flash can be used as an integral part of your solution. So as you might expect this makes the Fusion Reactor very powerful.
What’s new in version 4.0
Updated on Apr 11 2014
Version 4.0:
- To keep up with a new improved SQL engine in FileMaker itself we’ve had to update both the plugin itself and most of the Black Box controls that actually do stuff, like the Calendars, ImageFlow, and Gantt Charts.
- We’ve also added a new control, a full rich text MailMerge editor: it’s based on Redactor and gives you a sweet text editor within FileMaker that gives users the ability to produce fully formatted rich text, ideal for email!
- And, we re-wrote the FRTB, our toolbox that you’ll use if you’re writing or customising your own Blackbox controls.
- Finally we updated the install process so that it works with the standard Install Plugin script step brought in FileMaker 12.
Information
App requirements
- Intel 32
- Mac OS X 10.6.8 or later
- FileMaker Pro 12 or later
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