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• Apex URL incorrect syntax

  Apex 4.2

  I'm working on an Apex URL that performs a process and branches to a page. I did search for the URL and am aware of how they work and how to make them and also used in the past. Apparently, I'm not as knowing that I thought that I'm faced with some problems. So there you go.

  (1) I have a basic report based on table ASSOCIATIONS

  CIT_ASSOC_XREF_ID (PK)

  CITATION_ID

  CITATION_NAME

  ASSOCIATION_ID

  Region report, or a query, that displays my report is the following:

  SELECT CIT_ASSOC_XREF_ID, CITATION_ID, CITATION_NAME, ASSOCIATION_ID, 'Link'
  FROM ASSOCIATIONS
  WHERE CITATION_ID = :P11_CITATION_ID
  

  One of the columns (link) I changed to a link column. Than that of the link column, I have the following:

  javascript:apex.submit({request:'SAVE',set:{'P11_RUN_REMOVE_CIT_ASSOC_FL':'Y'}});
  

  The URL works fine. I'll put a flag so that I can use in the conditional (point value / Expression 1 column = Expression) 2 of a pl/sql which I want to run and process in a branch. The problem occurs when I try to introduce a new parameter in my URL. The following URL does not work:

  javascript:apex.submit({request:'SAVE',set:{'P11_RUN_REMOVE_CIT_ASSOC_FL,P11_CIT_ASSOC_XREF_ID':'Y',#CIT_ASSOC_XREF_ID#}});
  

  It is not yet sail or send the page. It's always a clickable link, but even once, the page does nothing. Am I missing something? I'm out of quotes or something? This is not allowed. Any help on this would be great. Thanks in advance.

  NewApexCoder wrote:

  Apex 4.2

  I'm working on an Apex URL that performs a process and branches to a page. I did search for the URL and am aware of how they work and how to make them and also used in the past. Apparently, I'm not as knowing that I thought that I'm faced with some problems. So there you go.

  (1) I have a basic report based on table ASSOCIATIONS

  CIT_ASSOC_XREF_ID (PK)

  CITATION_ID

  CITATION_NAME

  ASSOCIATION_ID

  Region report, or a query, that displays my report is the following:

  1. SELECT 'Link', CITATION_NAME, CIT_ASSOC_XREF_ID, ASSOCIATION_ID, CITATION_ID
  2. ASSOCIATIONS
  3. WHERE CITATION_ID =: P11_CITATION_ID SELECT CIT_ASSOC_XREF_ID, CITATION_ID, CITATION_NAME, ASSOCIATION_ID, 'Link' OF ASSOCIATIONS WHERE CITATION_ID =: P11_CITATION_ID

  One of the columns (link) I changed to a link column. Than that of the link column, I have the following:

  1. JavaScript:apex. Submit({Request:'SAVE',Set:{'P11_RUN_REMOVE_CIT_ASSOC_FL':'Y'}});)

  The URL works fine. I'll put a flag so that I can use in the conditional (point value / Expression 1 column = Expression) 2 of a pl/sql which I want to run and process in a branch. The problem occurs when I try to introduce a new parameter in my URL. The following URL does not work:

  1. JavaScript:apex. Submit({Request:'SAVE',Set:{'P11_RUN_REMOVE_CIT_ASSOC_FL,P11_CIT_ASSOC_XREF_ID':'Y',#CIT_ASSOC_XREF_ID#}});)

  It is not yet sail or send the page. It's always a clickable link, but even once, the page does nothing. Am I missing something? I'm out of quotes or something? This is not allowed. Any help on this would be great. Thanks in advance.

  You're confusing URL and JSON syntax. APEX URLS use lists separated by commas in the positions of itemNames: itemValues of the URL:

  f?p=100:11:1234567890::::P11_RUN_REMOVE_CIT_ASSOC_FL,P11_CIT_ASSOC_XREF_ID:Y,#CIT_ASSOC_XREF_ID#

  The used JSON in the set option of the apex.submit method uses pairs of name: value:

  javascript:apex.submit({request: "SAVE", set:{"P11_RUN_REMOVE_CIT_ASSOC_FL": "Y", "P11_CIT_ASSOC_XREF_ID": #CIT_ASSOC_XREF_ID#}}); // Quote #CIT_ASSOC_XREF_ID# if it's not a number

• Image data that is embedded within a JSON string.

  Hi all!

  I would put the image data 'sequenced' in a JSON string so that I can use in ScriptUI, pick from a JSON object.

  An example is the following:

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  As you can see, this site did not like all the stuff that are highlighted in red

  https://jsonformatter.curiousconcept.com/

  Parsing JSON was not working in the analysis of these data, and of course this image did not show in my ScriptUI dialog box.

  Any suggestions on how to format it to conform to the JSON syntax, if possible?

  Thanks Micky, it seemed that avoidance by means you listed had somehow changed some real characters, so it does not end up practicing in real code. However, I also noticed that the site I listed myself was less than optimal for understanding my problem: I used instead (http://codebeautify.org/jsonvalidate), I would have quickly noticed the blackslashes issue because it uses better syntax highlighting!

  Now, I decided to use encodeURI() to transform this channel of image data in a valid JSON string. It seems to work when you turn such a string directly in a ScriptUI.newImage (), but now I have to find one couple of other things to make sure he got by JSON analysis inside my script, I'm working on that.

• GET request gives me tab "syntax error: JSON.parse" in response

  Screenshot: http://grab.by/z7zW

  Chrome, postman, curl, everything works fine, just firefox shows me this question

  The problem I had was a cross-domain issue, I didn't notice that my direct reload of Growl was a 'overload' different my node.js server, it's pretty obvious to understand chrome because it show me exactly what the error was, but Firefox just show me that without more information.

• Special characters in JSon of Webservice

  My application from a json object a webservice. After the analysis of the json object I find characters of strings you have coded something because, rather than get the string what frio! Aguero, paraguas, nunez y Belén. I get the Quebec is Warf chain! AGA¼ERO, Paraga¼as, Nua±ez y Bela © n.

  How can I solve this problem? How can I get the correct characters in the string?

  Replace this:

  if(ResponseCode == HttpConnection.HTTP_OK) {}
  InputStream in = connection.openInputStream ();
  StringBuffer buf = new StringBuffer();
  int read = - 1;
  While ((read = in.read ())! = - 1).
  buf. Append ((Char) Read);
                  
  response = buf.toString ();
  response = new String (read, "UTF - 8");
  }

  with the following (this is from memory, so probably has a syntax error - but you get the idea):

  if(ResponseCode == HttpConnection.HTTP_OK) {}
  InputStream in = connection.openInputStream ();
  Byte [] read is (in) IOUtilities.streamToBytes;.
  response = new String (read, "UTF - 8");
  }

• JsonDataAccess error in JSON even report it is valid

  I have a problem with parsing JSON which I get from QNetworkReply. I checked on http://json.parser.online.fr/beta/ if json is valid and it is:

  {
      "status": 0,
      "objects": [{
          "id": "i_53909cc3eeafd",
          "name": "picture1",
          "location": [{
              "x": -5,
              "y": 126
          }, {
              "x": 266,
              "y": 126
          }, {
              "x": 269,
              "y": 396
          }, {
              "x": -5,
              "y": 400
          }]
      }]
  }
  

  I use following code:

  void ApplicationUI::onRequestFinished(QNetworkReply* reply) {
  
      QString response = QString::fromUtf8(reply->readAll());
  
      if(reply){
          if(reply->error() == QNetworkReply::NoError) {
  
              JsonDataAccess jsonDataAccess;
              QVariant list = jsonDataAccess.loadFromBuffer(response);
              if (jsonDataAccess.hasError()) {
                  DataAccessError error = jsonDataAccess.error();
                  qDebug() << "JSON loading error: " << error.errorType() << ": " << error.errorMessage();
                  return;
              }
          } else {
              qDebug() << "Network error!";
          }
      }
  
  reply->deleteLater();
  }
  

  Everyt time I receive reply jsonDataAccess shows me error:

  JSON loading error:  3 :  "* Line 1, Column 1
    Syntax error: value, object or array expected.
  "
  

  The second problem is the fact that I am not able to access the values of this json response. I tried many possibilities and I always get empty results.

  OK, the problem is now resolved. I realized that my QNetworkAccessManager I had after the line:

  request.setRawHeader(QString("Accept-Encoding").toAscii(), QString("gzip,deflate").toAscii());
  

  Who was raping my JSON.

• json tests - strange behavior with nested path

  DB version 12.1.0.2 (obviously).

  I'm testing the new JSON functions, which are available in 12.1.0.2. In the cloud of apex oracle using the SQL workshop (don't think that counts).

  One works, the work of B, A, B does not work.

  Select A) by using the normal path expression

  select val1
  from json_table('{a:[5, 10, 15]}', '$'
  columns (val1 varchar2(20) format json path '$.a'));
  
  

  VAL1
  [5,10,15]

  
  

  
  

  Select B) using a path expression nested

  
  

  select *
  from json_table('{a:[5, 10, 15]}', '$'
  columns (nested path '$.a[*]' columns (val2 number path '$')));
  
  

  VAL2
  5
  10
  15

  Click on A + B)

  With respect to the examples in the documentation, it should be possible to combine normal paths with a nested path (see third example in the section Using nested_path_column: examples http://docs.oracle.com/database/121/SQLRF/functions092.htm#SQLRF56973)

  select *
  from json_table('{a:[5, 10, 15]}', '$'
  columns (val1 varchar2(20) format json path '$.a',
           nested path '$.a[*]' columns (val2 number path '$')
  ));
  
  

  Val1	Val2
  -	5
  -	10
  -	15
  -	15

  I got 4 rows and the first column is empty!

  I thought it was:

  Val1	Val2
  [5,10,15]	5
  [5,10,15]	10
  [5,10,15]	15

  Any ideas how to get the result wanted?

  Is this a bug or I made a syntax invalid or not supported?

  The problem is resolved after you apply the hotfix 20080249: "batch of patches JSON 1.

  See MOS Doc 1992767.1

  SQL> select *
    2  from json_table(
    3         '{a:[5,10,15]}'
    4       , '$'
    5         columns (
    6           val1 varchar2(20) format json path '$.a'
    7         , nested path '$.a[*]'
    8           columns (
    9             val2  number  path '$'
   10           )
   11         )
   12       ) ;
  
  VAL1                       VAL2
  -------------------- ----------
  [5,10,15]                     5
  [5,10,15]                    10
  [5,10,15]                    15
  

• module_data dynamic syntax

  Hello

  Does anyone know if there is a way or if there is a road map to allow dynamics in which the filtering on the syntax of module_data = "

  Thus, for example:

  {module_data resource = "bookings" version = "v3" fields = "id, disabled" where = "\ {'date': \ {'$gt': ' {USER SPECIFIED DATE\} \ ' \} \}" = "myData" collection "}

  Really, this would extend the flexibility of the module.

  Thank you

  Dartois

  Hello

  I did a demo of this session MAX uncoference and fortunately he should do wrong. Create a page on your site called/query - user .html.

  In the query - user .html place a single line containing the data of the module:

  {module_data resource = "customers" version = "v3" fields = "id, firstName, lastNam}

  e"skip ="0"limit ="10"where ="------{'email1.value': ' {{this.globals.get.userEmail}}'\} ' order = 'id' collection = "myData" "}}"

  Now you can use this page as an API interface. During the max demo, I was collecting a frontend page's email address and an AJAX call:

  GET/query - user .html? JSON = true & userEmail =

  In response, you have a json with the available attributes of the user object. You can test it on Verify the existence of the user via the API.

  In addition, take a look at the screenshots:

  

  

  

  If all goes well, this should solve your use case.

  Kind regards

  Radu

• Concatenate a loaded URL of JSON

  If you have a JSON file that is loading (no problem), and one of the JSON variables is named "lelien" with a value of " " http://www.somewebsite.com "

  How you would be that concatenate in Animate.  Although the following syntax gave me no error, it worked not on one click.

  $.getJSON (myjson, {function (data)})

  {

  {sym.getSymbol("taboption2").click (function ()}

  Window.Open ((Data[0].thelink), "_parent") ;})

  }

  });

  Thank you vivekuma,

  Close! There were a couple of extra' in your string.  Also the correction on the click event has failed.  Click on the entire symbol according to my original code block.  Just {sym.getSymbol("taboption1").click (function)

  The final syntax which worked to obtain the data from the JSON object is as follows.  The only difference was I removed the "s inside" which was in your text.

  Window.Open ("" + .thelink data [0] + "", "_parent");

  Thanks a lot for your help!  Very much appreciated.

• Loading JSON in Edge issues animate

  Why when I load a JSON file I get this problem.

  In the JSON file, there is an object that must be over a string of text more long which will be loaded in the anime.  The loading is very well, everything connects correctly, the problem is the json file.

  Here are two identical json code blocks.  I ran like tests.  The first test loads very well.  The second doesn't.  Note the last line "biography", which is responsible for transporting a large amount of text and does not load.  Any ideas? Is it like in xml, where you need to add a syntax of longer paragraphs?

  FIRST TEST LOADS

  [

  {

  'image': 'images/staff/cindy.jpg ',.

  "thename": "Cindy,"

  "title':"nurse. "

  "certifications": "CDA niv.2, HARP certified RN."

  "Biography": "Short information here.

  }

  ]

  SECOND TEST if I add ALL THE BIO DATA is not load

  [

  {

  'image': 'images/staff/cindy.jpg ',.

  "thename": "Cindy,"

  "title':"nurse. "

  "certifications": "CDA niv.2, HARP certified RN."

  "Biography": "Long Bio here.  Behind the scenes, and supported by a great team of professionals, Pat is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the practice.

  Pat received his certification in 1968.  She joined the practice in 1992 after a long career in the dental industry, notably in helping, office management and training company and consultant for dental offices across the Canada.  A former president of the Ontario Dental Assistants Association (ODAA) Pat received the honor of a life time membership for his contributions to the growth and development of the ODAA and its members.  Pat is a travel enthusiast and enjoys music, reading, and plays. »

  }

  ]

  What I mean, after you add your html tags for

  or
  remove all breaks between line until you have just a long line of DW for example. then copy this text into the json file.

• Need to help in the analysis of string in JSON using PLJSON

  Hello
  I have JSON stored in a database field:
  
  -Query
  Select data1 from table1 where id = 339207152427;
  -Results:
  [{'name': 'Home'}, {'code': 'JPNWC74ZKW9'}, {'start date': ' 01\/02\/2014'}, {'name': "hhh, Rams '}]
  
  I need to analyze the above results in 3 fields in a separate table. For now, I just try to analyze the results using PLJSON, but get ORA-20101: JSON Parser exception - no {beginning found error during the execution of the following pl/sql block:}
  
  declare
  
  VIN_JSON varchar2 (4000);
  jsonObj json;
  listOfValues json_list;
  listElement json_value;
  
  Start
  
  Select data1 in VIN_JSON from table1 where id = 339207152427;
  
  jsonObj: = new json (VIN_JSON);
  listOfValues: = jsonObj.get_values ();
  
  I'm looping 1.listOfValues.count
  listElement: = listOfValues.get (i);
  
  end loop;
  end;
  /
  
  I believe that my syntax is close, but was hoping some new instructions.
  
  Thanks in advance!
  John

  The brackets indicate a list. If you already have a list and new json may not work.

  listOfValues := json_list(VIN_JSON);
  

  Published by: chris227 on 25.02.2013 12:52

• Need help with JSON.decode

  I get a query response JSON with about 4 deep layers of value of nested objects I need to pierce the. The JSON.decode examples that I find online are very simple and use it and the old syntax which is taken in charge in Flex 4.5.

  I was hoping that someone here could give me a tip or two to extract the values of 'html_instructions' of a JSON result like this:

  {
  "status": "OK."
  "routes": [{}
  'Summary': ' US-97 S and S I-5.
  "legs": [{}
  'steps': [{}
  "travel_mode": "En ROUTE."
  'start_location': {}
  "lat": 45.6692700,
  "lng" :-118.8421500
  },
  'end_location': {}
  "lat": 45.6697700,
  "lng" :-118.8456500
  },
  'polyline': {}
  "points": "{} wvuGljjtUJ'@DjBuBlP", "
  'levels': ' B? B ".
  },
  'Time': {}
  'value': 26,.
  "text": "1 min".
  },
  "html_instructions': ' head \u003cb\u003esouthwest\u003c/b\u003e on \u003cb\u003eMcKennon Rd\u003c / b\u003e to \u003cb\u003eSW Bartsch Rd/Co 1304 Rd\u003c/b\u003e."
  'distance': {}
  'value': 284.
  'text': '0.2 mi.
  }
  }, {
  "travel_mode": "En ROUTE."
  'start_location': {}
  "lat": 45.6697700,
  "lng" :-118.8456500
  },
  'end_location': {}
  "lat": 45.6700400,
  "lng" :-118.8466500
  },
  'polyline': {}
  'points': ' a {vuGh'ktUWrAIjASf @ ',} ".
  'levels': ' B? B ".
  },
  'Time': {}
  'value': 10,.
  "text": "1 min".
  },
  "html_instructions': ' go straight on \u003cb\u003eSW Bartsch Rd/Co 1304 Rd\u003c/b\u003e."
  'distance': {}
  'value': 85,.
  "text": "279 ft.
  }
  }

  }
  } ]
  }

  Thanks a lot, a lot in advance!

  Hello

  As I'm not sure of what api that you use to decode json: once convert you the object info you are looking for is available as:

  JSON.routes [0] .legs [0]. Steps [0] .html_instructions

  or:

  JSON.routes [N] .legs [N]. Steps [N] .html_instructions

  Where N is the length of the data "json" and the table is loaded data object, the more

  Kind regards

  Peter

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