Linking is the second fastest way to get DayBack working with your solution since you don't need to make new scripts or layouts in your file. The pasting has to be done in precisely the right order so this is a bit more tedious integration process but if you follow our instructions carefully it doesn't take that long. This is the old, pre-19 method to add new scripts, layouts, etc. This is by far the fastest way to add DayBack to your solution. The new add-on technology in FileMaker 19 lets you add new scripts and layouts to your file with one click. Embedding can be accomplished in two ways: Two Options: Embedding vs Linking Embedding DayBackĮmbedding the calendar into your file means the calendar ends up as a layout (its own layout, not part of an existing layout) in your file so you'll discard the DayBack example file when you're done. There are two approaches to integrating DayBack with your existing FileMaker file: embedding and linking.
But first, you need to get DayBack into your solution, and that's what this page of instructions is for.
Once you've prepared your file, you'll do the real integration inside DayBack, using the forms and drop-downs in the calendar's admin section to declare how you'd like your tables to show up on your calendar. Preparing Your File - DayBack for FileMaker Preparing Your File: Overview
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