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Checkbox - some extra information on options

dmarinov87Feb 14 2014 — edited Feb 18 2014

Hi!

Is there any way to have some extra information on checkbox options?

e.g. I have one checkbox item P1_CHOOSE with 5 options, like :

Choose equipment: op1 - Laptop computer 1

                             op2 - Laptop computer 2

                             op3 - Laptop computer 3

                             op4 - Desktop computer 1

                             op5 - Desktop computer 2

so when I get with mouse over some option I get information about that option (eg. if I get with mouse over op1, I can see that this is hp elitebook, if I go over op2 I see that this is asus ... and so on)?

Something like on desktop application if you get with mouse on some icon and then you have some information about that icon.

I use Apex 4.1. and 11g database.

Thanks for your help!

Regards,

drama9346

Comments

Vladimir Zhilyaev

Try to check this http://jdevadf.oracle.com/adf-richclient-demo/faces/components/inputComboboxListOfValues.jspx

Vladimir

Timo Hahn

***Moderator note (Timo): Vladimir

Please don't just answer by giving a link. Provide some more information on how you think the link will help to solve the problem. The Oracle Community – General FAQ state:

I have an excellent blog entry that answers a very complex user question. Can I just post a link as the answer?

Unfortunately, a link is not an answer. It’s a location of relevant and correct material to answer the question. And while the link to the blog is probably very useful, it will be flagged for review by the system moderators who are dedicated to ensuring the Community Platform is not susceptible to spam or any forms of promotion.

The best approach is always to “Answer in the Discussion” and in this case, that would mean providing enough content to address the question and answer it completely--if not in absolute detail at least to the extent that it achieves content correctness. Additional resources such as links to relevant and correct material can be offered as “for more information” or further explanation, but the answer should be complete. If an external blog entry is being linked, please provide a substantive quote from the blog entry to add context for users.

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