

Simplified Process with the FileMaker Data API This required a web server running PHP, possibly on the same machine where FileMaker Server was running. Previously in FileMaker 16 and prior, you could send data to a CWP (custom web publishing) script that could include the FM API for PHP and use that to insert to your database. You only need to add a custom action to the Theme Functions (“functions.php”) file in WordPress and specify that custom action in your Ninja Forms configuration. This makes it very portable and convenient to add as a WordPress administrator. You do not need access to the backend MySQL database, which is not always easy or available. This process also supports responsiveness of your WordPress deployment. This makes building web forms easy while staying compliant with a WordPress theme. In this post, we demonstrate how you can submit a form built with a freely available WordPress plugin, Ninja Forms.

Connecting Your WordPress Website and FileMaker Solution
