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One other note: you don't actually need separate startup scripts for each device or platform. Instead of what I put above you could also just put the steps in that you want it to do when that platform is detected.<br />
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If [ Get(Device) = 3 ]<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;Go to Layout [ &quot;Home - iPad&quot; ]<br />
Else If [ Get(Device) = 4 ]<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;Go to Layout [ &quot;Home - iPhone&quot; ]<br />
Else<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;Go to Layout [ &quot;Home&quot; ]<br />
End If
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One other note: you don't actually need separate startup scripts for each device or platform. Instead of what I put above you could also just put the steps in that you want it to do when that platform is detected.

If [ Get(Device) = 3 ]
   Go to Layout [ "Home - iPad" ]
Else If [ Get(Device) = 4 ]
   Go to Layout [ "Home - iPhone" ]
Else
   Go to Layout [ "Home" ]
End If

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I need an advice for filemaker file opening script.<br />
I would like to set a launching script when opening a filemaker file and decide a layout, depends on the device type, like laptop vs smartphone.
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I need an advice for filemaker file opening script.
I would like to set a launching script when opening a filemaker file and decide a layout, depends on the device type, like laptop vs smartphone.

Filemaker Question: how to set a file launching script decided by iphone vs laptop

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