Dynamic list of unique values

Group voting dynamic list

Try switching to a comma-separated string that contains the list of Userid you captured in the previous human task in this human task.

As you set to hear it at the same time, you want to generate the list of participants using the names and expressions. Specify that you want what he defined by user and by name and use the string separated by commas as the value.

Dan

Dynamic list - is current issue

List : dyn wizard page 11
Template:      Wizard Progress List, Horizontal Train

Query Source Type: Function Returning SQL Query

Query

case
when :APP_PAGE_ID = '11' THEN
  RETURN 
  'SELECT null, progress_name label, '||
  'case WHEN NVL(:APPL_TAB_NAME,''PROJECT'')=CURRENT_TAB_NAME THEN ''Y'' else ''N'' end 
 is_current_list_entry,'||
  'null,null,id ' ||
  'FROM csrsr_req_wizard_nav '||
  'WHERE form_number_id = 3 ORDER BY 6';
when :APP_PAGE_ID = '8' THEN
  RETURN 
  'SELECT null, current_tab_name label '||
  'FROM csrsr_req_wizard_nav '||
  'WHERE form_number_id = 1 ORDER BY 1';
when :APP_PAGE_ID = '10' THEN
  RETURN 
  'SELECT null, current_tab_name label '||
  'FROM csrsr_req_wizard_nav '||
  'WHERE form_number_id = 2 ORDER BY 1';
else
  RETURN 
  'SELECT null, current_tab_name label '||
  'FROM csrsr_req_wizard_nav '||
  'WHERE form_number_id = 4 ORDER BY 1';
END CASE;

Applications of dynamic list you generate missing a column. Your questions have 6 columns:

SELECT
    null
  , progress_name label
  , case
      WHEN NVL(:APPL_TAB_NAME,'PROJECT') = CURRENT_TAB_NAME THEN 'YES'
      else 'NO'
    end is_current
  ,null
  ,null
  ,id
FROM
    csrsr_req_wizard_nav
WHERE
    form_number_id = 3
ORDER BY
    6

The examples in the list wizard have 7:

SELECT null,
       ENAME label,
       null target,
       'YES' is_current,
       '#APP_IMAGES#del.gif' image,
       'width="20" height="20"' image_attrib,
       ENAME image_alt
FROM  emp
ORDER BY ename

Although the target column is not used in a list of courses standard Wizard because it is not clickable, the column must always be included or the values of the column will be compensated. APEX sees your is_current as the target value column and your null image is_currentcolumn. It is advisable to include all columns and alias them:

select
    null level
  , progress_name label
  , null target
  , case
      nvl(:appl_tab_name, 'PROJECT') = current_tab_name then 'YES'
      else 'NO'
    end is_current
  , null image
  , null image_attrib
  , null image_alt
from
    csrsr_req_wizard_nav
where
    form_number_id = 3
order by
    6

Also note that there are no application APPL_TAB_NAME element in this application, which will have an impact on the results of this query: nvl (: appl_tab_name, 'PROJECT') assess so always at the "PROJECT".

Unique value as Checbox or RadioButton that submits the page

On the box, can you just add a dynamic action such that when it changed and in an activated State (usually a non-null value), run Javascript. Have the Javascript apex.submit ('GO').

(Instead of 'GO' using the value of your own desired request, or none at all if you don't want or need an application of value.)

Attribute substitution does not not in the models of dynamic lists

Hi Garry,

Given the query you provided, it looks like you're missing two parameters in your query (marked as missing below):

 SELECT level,
        short_title label,
        'f?p=myapp:1:0::::MYAPP_ID:'||id target,
        'NO' is_current,
        NULL image,
        NULL image_attribute,                                 <----------- MISSING
        NULL image_alt_attribute,                             <----------- MISSING
        'm'||TO_CHAR(id) attribute1
   FROM mytable
  START WITH parent_id = :MYAPP_ROOT_ID
CONNECT BY PRIOR id = parent_id
  ORDER SIBLINGS BY seq_in_parent

Once you update your application, then if all goes well, you should see the correct replacement of the occurrences of #A01 # in the model of your list with the value returned by the query to youe.

Kind regards
Hilary

Several homes of dynamic list

I solved this problem myself. I had to leave the GetSQLValueString evaluated for each iteration.

Dynamic list of formatting

March 19, 2007, in macromedia.dreamweaver.appdev, whatalotofrubbish
wrote:

> When executed (on my test server) dates (properly ordered and)
(> separate) are all displayed in the form "17/01/2000" instead of
> 17/01/2000.
>
> Can someone tell me why?

Because the products of Microsoft, by default, assume that you are in the United States?

You must set a location ID (LCID) (2057 for the United Kingdom, which should give you
the date formatting you want):

<% @LANGUAGE=VBSCRIPT %>
<% Session.LCID = 2057 %>

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XML - a list of possible values for filtering

I don't know how your application is designed, but does a good job up front in the design data exchange will save you tons of time/bandwidth later.

In my application, there are semi-static data, driven by the table (for example, tables search db). These data do not change frequently (for example, possible to assign grades a student 'A, B, C, D, F').

Then, the user starts the questioning of the system (for example, the list of students in a course). In the query result, the information may be changed (for example, assign a student a grade from the menu drop-down). Once all changes have been made, a 'Save' may be issued. A 'Cancel' might pull down new data (i.e., re-run the last query) and reset the visible screen to a non-altered state.

Quote:
So from what I understand you query the PB often enough?

Not really. The initial list of data loading can be slow... but we did things like caching server-side to speed up a bit. This initial list of data is retrieved only ONCE per logon session.

Queries are short and return summary of results. The entire record of the data extraction is fast enough because things are indexed on the back-end.

Quote:
I tried to limit the bandwidth by downloading a copy of the week and then classes allowing the user to "save changes". I'm not too worried about getting a data collision since the classes are unique to each connection.

Looks like your application protocol design is simple. The user logs and data are extracted by user id. The user updates the data and record visits. Fact.

In this scenario, if I'm right about your application, I would always break cela in two different HttpService calls to get a sort of simultaneous treatment. A HttpService would be responsible for downloading the data to fill in the boxes on the menu drop down. The other to download the classes for that day there.

In fact, this raises the question; the user can update the other than just the current day? If so, looks like you will need to allow the user to choose a day, extract the data for this date, allow updates/save, then choose another day to update.

In this scenario, the separation of the HttpServices is paying off, since the query to extract semi-static data to fill drop-down list boxes is done only once when the user connects to the departure.

Again, I'm not sure the design of your application, so I talk only through different scenarios.

Quote:
Therefore, there is no way to obtain the unique values of the dataset object directly?

I'm not sure that understand this issue. You would get the values to fill your combo boxes through a HttpService (for semi-static data). It can then return something like:

Then you might have something like:

I hope this helps.

kindly tell how to use the unique value of a table with the index 0

kindly tell how to use the unique value of a table with the index 0

creating a dynamic list within a static list

Hello

I use 5 APEX with universal theme and so I have the static navigation on the left side menu.

I have the following in the list:

Orders

Admin

View profile

It is a static so each link to a page of the list.

However I want to have it so that when I click on the controls bind it then displays a dynamic list of the commands in the menu, then it should look like this,

Orders

Order 1

Order 2

Order 3

Admin

View profile

So I have a dynamic list that creates the list commands. How can I "attach" it in the static so that the parent is the link of orders in the static list?

Thanks for your help.

Jeremy

Jezzer says:

I use 5 APEX with universal theme and so I have the static navigation on the left side menu.

I have the following in the list:

Orders

Admin

View profile

It is a static so each link to a page of the list.

However I want to have it so that when I click on the controls bind it then displays a dynamic list of the commands in the menu, then it should look like this,

Orders

Order 1

Order 2

Order 3

Admin

View profile

So I have a dynamic list that creates the list commands. How can I "attach" it in the static so that the parent is the link of orders in the static list?

If none of the entries in the list are dynamic, then the entire list must be dynamic. See using lists/Navigation Menu to universal theme APEX5 for a similar scenario.

insertion of unique values as well as the value of the sequence

Hello gurus,

I need to copy values from table A to table B as well as the value of the sequence.

Please find the scripts below.

-Table A and insert

create a (varchar2 (40) of ename, space job_id varchar2 (40));

insert into a values ('Suri', 'THIS');

insert into a values ('Suri', 'THIS');

insert into a values ('ABC', 'Admin');

-Creation of table B

create table B (number empno, ename varchar2 (40), job_id varchar2 (40));

-sequence to fill data in table B empno

create sequences b_empno_seq.

Requirement is that we need fill out the unique values in table A in table B as well as the sequence (for the empno column) value

Please find below the insert and update statements I tried below.

Please let me know if we have a better approach

INSERT INTO B (ename, job_id)

SELECT DISTINCT ename, job_id

A.;

UPDATE b b1

SET empno = b_empno_seq. NEXTVAL

WHERE ename in (SELECT ename b B2 WHERE b2.ename = b1.ename);

-Suri ;-)

INSERT INTO B

() AS T

SELECT DISTINCT ename,

job_id

A

)

SELECT b_empno_seq.nextval,

Ename,

job_id

T

/

SY.