Report Button CSS

1. class="t-Button t-Button--hot"

2. class="add t-Button t-Button--warning t-Button--simple t-Button--stretch"

3. class="t-Button--small t-Button--simple t-Button--hot t-Button--stretch"

4. class="t-Button t-Button--hot t-Button--stretch"

class="t-Button t-Button--hot"

Apex Report Header Image Size (CSS)

Catch Apex Report by Header

Here imgid is static id of apex header.

td[headers="imgid"] img{
    width: 50px;
    height: 50px;
}

Bangla Writing in Oracle Database.

To Support Bangla Writing in Oracle Database. Please do the steps.

SQL> conn /as sysdba
Connected.
SQL> SHUTDOWN IMMEDIATE;
SQL> STARTUP RESTRICT;
SQL> ALTER SYSTEM SET JOB_QUEUE_PROCESSES=0;
System altered.
SQL> ALTER SYSTEM SET AQ_TM_PROCESSES=0;
System altered.
SQL> ALTER DATABASE CHARACTER SET AL32UTF8;
SQL> SHUTDOWN IMMEDIATE;
SQL> STARTUP;

Thank You

For Single Application .. Multiple Schema

You Can Use API

--Shared Component
---Security Attribute
-----Database Session
-------Initialization PL/SQL Code

DECLARE

BEGIN
IF UPPER(:APP_USER) = 'A' THEN 

APEX_UTIL.SET_PARSING_SCHEMA_FOR_REQUEST 
( P_SCHEMA => 'HR_A');

ELSE 
APEX_UTIL.SET_PARSING_SCHEMA_FOR_REQUEST 
( P_SCHEMA => 'HR_B');
END IF; 

END;

Get Before @ Portion From a Email Address

SELECT SUBSTR( :EMAIL, 0, INSTR(:EMAIL,'@')-1) DY_USER_NAME
FROM DUAL ;

Group Report In Oracle Apex

Just Create A Region with PL/SQL Dynamic Content Type.
Then copy-pest the code.
This report is just a demo. Do your report yourself. Just you can take the concept .

declare
v_did varchar2(50) :=1000;
v_cnt number;
v_rowspan number;
begin

htp.p('<style>
    tr,th,td{
        border: 1px solid black;
    }
    table{
        width: 100%;
    }

</style>');
htp.p('<table><tr><th>did</th><th>name</th><th>sal</th></tr>');
for i in (select department_id did,  department_name dname from departments where department_id in (select department_id from employees) order by 1 asc) loop


 select count(*) into v_cnt from employees where department_id=i.did;
 v_rowspan :=v_cnt+1;
    htp.p('<tr><td rowspan="'||v_rowspan||'">'||i.did||'</td></tr>');

for a in (select last_name lname, salary sal from employees where department_id =i.did) loop
    if v_did<> i.did then
     htp.p('<tr><td>'||a.lname||'</td><td>'||a.sal||'</td></tr>'); 
    end if;

end loop;

 v_did :=i.did;
end loop;
    htp.p('</table>');
end; 


--Thank You 

Instant Search in Oracle Apex by Java Script

1. Create a classic report by your query
2. Take a item for input search content
3. Goto Shared Components >> Templates >>Copy Report (Type)/Standard (Name) with diffrent       name like  Standard2
4. Goto Standard2 >> After Column Heading >> </thead> <tbody id="id" >  and save
5. Goto Report Attributes >> Appearance >>Template >> Standard2
6. Copy the code into Page >> Execute when Page Loads

(Change item name and id)

   $(document).ready(function(){
  $("#P9_SEARCH").on("keyup", function() {
    var value = $(this).val().toLowerCase();
    $("#id tr").filter(function() {
   $(this).toggle($(this).text().toLowerCase().indexOf(value) > -1)
    });
  });
});

Then Enjoy

Redirect To Another Page by Java Script

You can use this location JavaScript in dynamic action >> Execute JavaScript Code Action

// Goto new location with a new tab

window.open('https://qaiumer.blogspot.com', '_blank');

// Sets the new location of the current window.

window.location = "https://qaiumer.blogspot.com";

// Sets the new href (URL) for the current window.

window.location.href = "https://qaiumer.blogspot.com";

// Assigns a new URL to the current window.

window.location.assign("https://qaiumer.blogspot.com");

// Replaces the location of the current window with the new one.

window.location.replace("https://qaiumer.blogspot.com");

// Sets the location of the current window itself.

self.location = "https://qaiumer.blogspot.com";

// Sets the location of the topmost window of the current window.

top.location = "https://qaiumer.blogspot.com";

Oracle Apex URL Descriptions

http://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=AppId :PageId :Session :Request :Debug :ClearCache :Params :ParamValues :PrinterFriendly

§  http:// – the protocol, can be http or https

§  apex.oracle.com – your domain/host/server, whatever you want to call it. Can also be localhost.

§  /pls – indicates that you are using Oracle HTTP Server with mod_plsql. If you are using APEX Listener or Embedded PL/SQL Gateway this part is obsolete/missing.

§  /apex – the entry from your dads.conf file (this a file on your application-server or EPG where the target database is configured) – in case of EPG its just one entry pointing to localhost, in case of an OAS you can have multiple entries, each pointing to an other database

§  /f?p= – procedure “f” is called and parameter “p” is set to the complete rest of the string. Remember: APEX uses mod_plsql. “f” is a public procedure, this is the main entrypoint for APEX. Or you could say: “f” is APEX.

§  AppId – the number or the Alias of the Application

§  :PageId – the number or the Alias of the Page

§  :Session – unique Session ID, can be 0 for Public Pages or empty (then APEX creates a new Session)

§  :Request – a Request Keyword. This is basically free text, just a string you can specify to react in a process or region condition on. e.g. you could pass the keyword “CREATE” and have a condition on the delete button of your page saying “dont’t display this button if request is CREATE”.
In other words: use the REQUEST to control the behaviour of your page.
When pressing a button, the button sets the REQUEST to the button-value (e.g. SAVE), so that you can control the processes in the page processing (Submit) phase.

§  :Debug – set to YES (uppercase!) switches on the Debug-Mode which renders debug-messages and timestamps in your Browser window. This helps to detect wrong behaviour of your page or performance issues and everything else. Every other value then YES turns the Debug-Mode off

§  :ClearCache – you can put a page id or a list of page ids here (comma-separated) to clear the cache for these pages (set session state to null, …). But there is more: RP resets the pagination of reports on the page(s), a collection name deletes the collection, APP clears all pages and application-items, SESSION does the same as APP but for all applications the session-id has been used in.

§  :Parameters – comma seperated list of page-item names. Good practice is to set only those page-items which are on the page you are going to. Accepts page-items as well as application-items.

§  :ParamValues – comma separated list of values. Each value is assigned to the corresponding Parameter provided in ParamNameList (first value assigned to first parameter, second value assigned to second parameter, and so on…).
The trick here is not having values which contain either a comma “,” or a colon “:”. Both would lead to side-effects and errors, as APEX gets confused when parsing the URL. Using a comma works, if enclosed by slashes: e.g. \123,89\.

§  :PrinterFriendly – set to YES (uppercase!) switches the page into PrinterFriendly-Mode, uses the Printerfriendly template to render the Page. You can also hide regions or other elements in PrinterFriendly-Mode using the PRINTER_FRIENDLY variable in a condition.

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Play With JSON . Generating JSON ,Temporary CLOB, REF CURSOR to JSON ,Manual JSON Build ,XML to JSON ,JSON to XML, Parsing JSON

From This PDF you can learn more about JSON and play in PL/SQLusing  APEX_JSON Package . 

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