The browser “engine” that FileMaker users is the one that is default on the OS on which it’s running. For me as a Mac-based person that would be Safari, and therefore WebKit.
(For poor suffering Windows FileMaker users I guess it’s IE).
My HTML chops are so poor I can’t tell if any of the replies so far constitute a “yes you can” answer or not. You need to dumb it down a bit.
No, that definitely WON’T be the biggest problem. I will define a “web viewer” as something equivalent to “http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?chs=” & Table X::Field A & “x” & Table X::Field B & " & “&chd=t:” & Table X::Field C & “,” & Table D::Field D & “&cht=p3&chl=” & Table X::Field E & “|” & Table X::Field F
where Field A = 250 and Field B contains 100 and Field C’s value is 60 and Field C contains 40 and Field E contains the string “Hello” and Field F has “World” in it, such a calculated URL becomes:
Now, as I said before, I don’t need an external system like Google charts; I can intersperse the raw HTML with field values instead of interspersing a URL with field values, and render THAT in my web viewer. And that’s what I expect to do, if I can wrap my head around what the code itself has to look like.