Displaying HTML Pages within APEX
As a large company we already have a number of software products available using different technologies, like Oracle Forms. Because of this we have a number of teams, like the Technical Authoring Team, who are dedicated to providing a service for all the products. The Technical Authoring Team provide help pages, user guides and release.. read more →
Changing the Login and Start Pages
Sometimes the simplest things make the biggest difference. Some users want to see a summary screen when they access an application, others want to get straight to business. If we can reduce the number of clicks required to get users to their desired page then we have happy customers. So how can you tailor your.. read more →
Adding a Checkbox to Your Report – APEX_ITEM
You want to add functionality to your report. You want to be able to tick things and have it do stuff. Luckily there’s an easy way and it’s called APEX_ITEM. This tutorial will talk you through adding a checkbox to your report and adding functionality to your page to identify records that are ticked and.. read more →
Dynamic Report Regions
Sometimes requirements are such that you can’t write a simple SELECT statement to return the information you want to see on a page. For example, you might want a report that displays dates in the first column, names across the top and the task each person is performing on that date as the content of.. read more →
Dynamic HTML Generated From PL/SQL Tutorial
Using APEX it’s very easy to display information using forms and reports regions, you could even throw in a chart or dial for a bit of something different. However, it’s also simple to generate HTML pages from PL/SQL code. This opens up a world of choice when it comes to designing and developing your application... read more →