Small bug in Apex 3.1

Apex 3.0 (I believe it was) introduced the "Calendar Icon Details" settings, so that the calendar icon could be customized for each theme. (I like to think of this as my own little contribution to Apex, since I suggested it in the 3.0 beta testing... :-)
Anyway, if you use the apex_item.date_popup function to generate datepickers for tabular forms, it still uses the (fixed) default datepicker icon ("/i/asfdcldr.gif"), ignoring the Calendar Icon Details settings.
For consistency, the API function should return an icon based on the theme setting...

Hi, what's your first name?
I will file a bug for this observation.
As a workaround, when using the function, you can specify an alternate image with something like:
select replace(apex_item.date_popup (1,null,sysdate,'DD-MON-YYYY'),'asfdcldr.gif','people.gif')
...for example.
Scott

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