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Layout Structure for *html.txt file

653103Jul 9 2009

I'm developping a new layout for my project but I'm having a lot of problems with the *html.txt files, at workspace studio it works fine but at the administration console some placeholders aren't shown and I really do not know why, I changed the structure many times but I get at least one thing wrong... so... is there any documentation for creating this files??, something like ..."" you must use one and only one table... you must no use colspan or rowspan those are evil properties"""...., or something similar I just want to check where my mistake is, or prove the platform has some bugs :P

P.S.
I checked the source code at the admin coosole of my desktop and i found that the structure of the html.txt file is there and it's ok, but inside of every td tag you can see the divs that contain buttons and existing portlets for each placeholder but for the placeholders that aren't shown the output is just a < d i v / > tag, as you can see that tag is not the opening tag but is not the closing tag neither, so WTF is happening there??

LA County APEX

You can use a JavaScript to accomplish that. Check my application

Workspace: ladevapex

User Name: mydevfellow

Password: Pa$$word1

To test the application, follow the steps below:

Click Upload New Image button
Click Detail button
Enter or select the first row objects.

J.col

Hello.

Thanks for the answer and the application infos. I took a look and I learnt a lot of things !

For my issue, I checked your page 7 (detail button) and I didn't understand how it works. I think what I'm doing is very similar to your page 7, but I'm probably missing something.

Here is a part of my application.

When the user selects a date or a "New" value I want to update my right part with the selected info

For the moment, I created a PL/SQL process I duplicated in every concerned field.

As this is only a demo application with 4/5 fields, this is not a problem. But at the end, I'll have more than 30 distinct selection fields, and I cannot duplicate my PL/SQL process 30 times ^^

Can you explain me how you would do that please ?

Best regards.

LA County APEX

Answer

All you have to do is to call a JavaScript function to collect value from each item into your display list. Note, this is only to display to the user what being selected. When saving the record, you need to pass the actual value from each item to your process as a parameter.

The following example is the function on page 7 of my application.

function shwVal()

{

$x('SELVAL').innerHTML = '';

if ($x('P7_TXT1').value != '')

$x('SELVAL').innerHTML = $x('P7_TXT1').value;

var comm = '';

if ($x('SELVAL').innerHTML)

comm = ',';

if ($x('P7_TXT2').value.length == 4)

$x('SELVAL').innerHTML = $x('SELVAL').innerHTML + comm + $x('P7_TXT2').value;

if ($x('SELVAL').innerHTML)

comm = ',';

$x('SELVAL').innerHTML = $x('SELVAL').innerHTML + comm + apex.item('P7_SEL').getValue();

if ($f_SelectValue('P7_CHKBX') != '')

$x('SELVAL').innerHTML = $x('SELVAL').innerHTML + comm + $f_SelectValue('P7_CHKBX');

if ($x('SELVAL').innerHTML)

comm = ',';

if ($f_SelectValue('P7_RADIO') != '')

$x('SELVAL').innerHTML = $x('SELVAL').innerHTML + comm + $f_SelectValue('P7_RADIO');

}

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J.col

Hello !

I'm not familiar with Javascript and its integration into Apex so I didn't look at the good place.

With the search function, I was able to find your JS function and how you call it into your items.

A big thanks !

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