2.0 Tabs Behave Differently from 1.6 Tabs

I exported and imported my primary application from our HTMLDB 1.6 server to our HTMLDB 2.0 server. Now the application looks ugly, because the text on my tabs drop down...
to the second line when the width of the browser window is less than the width of the application
My thoughts are that the HTMLDB 1.6 code used absolute dimensions to create the page, using a table having a width based on the number of pixels, say 800 for instance. Now, with HTMLDB 2.0 code, the page behaves like its a table with a width based on percentage, with relative dimensions, such as 100%.
This may not make a difference with applications with a small number of tabs, or with a large number of small width tabs. But on mine... see below.
I have some images that illustrate this:
HMTMDB 1.6 nicely formatted page,
http://www.utpa.edu/itis/images/htmldb%201.6.jpg
HMTMDB 2.0 squashed tabs, not very appealing page,
http://www.utpa.edu/itis/images/htmldb%202.0.jpg
Does anyone else have this concern?
Can the developer have a choice of absolute or relative page setup?
Thanks for your time,
RussDove

Hello,
Can the developer have a choice of absolute or relative page setup?You have full control of that using your page templates.
You'll be able to fix that in your page template or css. Your running a very customized page template and I'm actually suprised that anything between 1.6 or 2.0 would have caused that to change but it looks like you found something.
Try this add nowrap="nowrap" or style="white-space:nowrap" to the <td> cells of the tabs.
Carl
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For web output, your final output is often another user's computer monitor, which can have any form of behavior (most standard monitors are pretty close to sRGB, or use sRGB as an operating system workspace (default monitor profile). Wide gamuts behave differently, but I'm not sure if there's a particular ICC space that they closely match, or if different wide-gamuts are even that close to each other in their display color spaces.
Hope this helps!

Splitting audio from separate browser tabs or instances to different soundcards

Hi,
I would like to be able to separate the audio being played by flash media player when there are two tabs playing different streams in Firefox (or another browser).
Frustratingly, Adobe Flash Player doesnt offer any choice of the sound card to route to (it always chooses the windows default) and different instances of flash players all route the audio to the same 1 instance of Flash Player in Windows Audio config.
I have tried a few ideas without success: running two completely separate instances of firefox, installing Safari to see if its possible to configure the FlashToHTML5 extention(WebKit2webprocess.exe). Multiple instance sof firefox use the same Flash player as mentioned, and the FlashToHtml5 plugn works nicely but again it doesnt seem to be possible to run instances for each tab or change the sound card.
Thanks for any ideas or suggestions to try.

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How do i transfer data from one internal tabe to another.

Hi All,
         How do i transfer data from one internal tabe to another.
         Can i do it ebven if he tables are different in structure.
Please Advice.
Thanks in advance.

Hi Saket Tiwari,
I hope the earlier post by kashyap is good enough an answer. anywas in addition to it let me give a detailed
explanation of how you can populate an internal table.
1) Append data line by line.
     Syntax : APPEND [<wa> TO / INITIAL LINE TO] <itab>.
this appends new line to internal table <itab>.
2) Using COLLECT statement.
             COLLECT is another form of statement used for populating the internal tables. Generally COLLECT is used while inserting lines into an internal table with unique standard key. The syntax for COLLECT statement is as shown
     Syntax : COLLECT [<wa> INTO] <itab>.
3) Using INSERT statement
     Syntax INSERT [<wa> INTO / INITIAL LINE INTO] <itab> [index <idx>].
INSERT statement adds a line/work area to the internal table. You can specify the position at which the new line is to be added by using the INDEX clause with the INSERT statement.
Now coming to your request..
To append part or all of an internal table
     Syntax
              APPEND LINES OF <itab1> [FROM <n1>] [TO <n2>] TO <itab2>.
*     Note:
Without the FROM and TO options, this statement appends the entire table <itab1> to <itab2>.*
b) To insert part or all of an internal table into another internal table
     Syntax
          INSERT LINES OF <itab1> [FROM <n1>] [TO <n2>]
          INTO <itab2> [INDEX <idx>].
c) Using Move statement.
To copy entire contents of one table into another in one execution
     Syntax MOVE <itab1> To <itab2>.
               OR
          <itab1> = <itab2>.
but u hav to be careful because he contents of itab2 will eb overwritten on the execution of this statement.
These copy the contents of ITAB1 to ITAB2. Incase of internal tables with header line we have to use [] inorder to distinguish from work area. So, to copy contents of internal tables with header line the syntax becomes,
ITAB1[] = ITAB2[].
Coming to the letter part of your question, Yes, we can copy values between tables having different structures.
for this we use
                            MOVE-CORRESPONDING <itab1> TO <itab2>
    this executes the statement for their header lines. Searches for the sub-fields which occur both in itab1 and itab2 and then generates, for all relevant field pairs which correspond to the
        sub-fields ni , statements of the form MOVE itab1-ni TO itab2-ni. The other fields remain unchanged.
I hope the information provided has been of your help.
Reward if useful.
Regards,
Jose

Quantity is different from sale order and delivery

Hi,
Gurus,
Quantity is different from sale order and delivery.
I identified the Material in the sales order, the item category for this material as BOM.
I have also checked the bill of material display header overview. The Base Quantity maintained as 1000 EA3. The SUBITEM maintained in G in the unit field in bill of material display.
Accordingly i have checked the same for material master's additionl data in Units of Measure tab, it is mentioned the basic unit as 1000 EA3 and alternative unit as 600 G.
My client processed the order for 100 QTY. The QTY for the two sub item is 99.601 each in the sale order.
My client Question is why in delivery the Material Qty is coming as 99.730 and the SUB ITEM is coming as 99.330 EACH.
Note:- The material X is maintained in EA3 in Bill of material header overview. I do no how the sale unit came as G for the Material in sale order.
The other two sub item is perfectly coming as G. Because it is maintained in G in the Bill of Material Display.
Guide me GURUS.
Thanks and Regards,
ANAND

Hello Rumar
I guess you entered the text manually in the sales order. The Ship-to may not be having any text, but the Sold-to may be and it may be coming from sold to.
In transaction VOTXN, check the access sequence for the text type id and see which one takes precedence - one from customer master or from the order by checking the order of accesses.

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Multi gesture for browsers different from safari, for example right to left scroll to previous page. How to set it like in Snow Leopard?

THe only gesture to change tabs is to tap the tab in the address bar. You can go back a page in a website by holding one finger on the left side of the screen and swiping right. You can go back to a previous app by placing four fingers on the right side of the screen and swiping left.

Customer Standard page is behaving differently in two different instances Y

HI Guru's,
I am querying the data in one Customer standard page in support6 instance for eg: 27868 is a Acccount Number we are searching for this and we are getting the Data in this instance here the thing is the Account is Inactive and we can view even Inactive customers in this.
Now we are seraching for the Customer Number(Acct. Number) same : 27868 in Support 3 instance now here the magic thing i found is i am unable to get the Data in this intance here this one also in backend it is Inactive Customer and this is also a Standard page there is no customization for this.
Why these two instances are behaving like this if i search for a Same Account Number in Customer search page its a oracle standard page there is no customization.
Support 6 -- Is Multi node having 2 nodes
Support 3 -- Is Multi node having 3 nodes .
Previously we have perform one customization we have changed the query in both the instances same query then also it is behaving like previous one, So we plan to remove the complete customization to both of the instances and tried so we are facing this Issue.
Note : Support 6 having some Oracle Patches is different from Support 3 Patches means some patches is not applied in Support 3 instances.
So, is there any issue of those patches and these are not OAF Patches its some Apps Patches.
Please it's a High Priority issue for me so OAF Guru's update me your valuable answers to me so that i can check out why it is behaving like this.

Hi
I have removed my personalizations and customizations in all nodes like this,
begin
jdr_utils.deletedocument('/oracle/apps/ar/hz/components/search/server/customizations/site/0/HzPuiDQMSrchResultsVO');
end;
Commit ;
begin
jdr_utils.deletedocument('/oracle/apps/ar/hz/components/search/webui/customizations/site/0/HzPuiDQMSearchResults');
end;
Commit ;
Next i have run jdr_utils.printdocument also in all the instances so i got these output
Error: Could not find document /oracle/apps/ar/hz/components/search/server/customizations/site/0/HzPuiDQMSrchResultsVO
Error: Could not find document /oracle/apps/ar/hz/components/search/webui/customizations/site/0/HzPuiDQMSearchResults
in all the instances same , so now its a standard functionality right because i have reverted back my customizations.
i have these two scripts because 1. this is for Vo substitution removed and 2. this is for two new attributes that i added before that was removed.
Even i have checked the "About this page" link and then we tried to see the query and we got the standrad query only.
Yes DBA bounced all the 3 nodes for Support 3 and in Support 6 also he bounced 2 nodes.
The Database has only 1 common node and 1 $java_Top which is shared for all the 3 nodes for support 3 instance and for Support 6 instance that is diffrent $Java_Top .
Edited by: Kiran Paspulate on Nov 16, 2012 1:43 PM

Siebel 8.2 Vanilla SRF different from SRF with Full Get and Full Compile

This has been an issue I've been banging my head on the wall against. Basically, I installed Siebel Public Sector 8.2 in Unix and did so without any problems. I created a Mobile Client, generated and extracted the Database and did a full get using Siebel Tools. I then did a full compile and obtained an SRF file (in my local Windows machine). I compared this SRF file with the existing SRF in the Unix Server and the two files are quite different. The full get + full compile SRF has 519 objects that are modified and new when compared to the server SRF.
Now, here's the kicker. Remember this is a new installation of Siebel, when I use the Vanilla SRF file in the server, the Contact Income View works. Now when I overwrite this Vanilla SRF with the SRF I get by doing a full get + full compile, Siebel crashes when these runtime events happen. Drilldown to a contact (create one if there's none), go to the Income tab, then go to different screen (say Cases or Home). Siebel crashes and creates an FDR file. When I revert to the Vanilla SRF, everything is fine again.
My question is, why are the two SRFs different from each other and why does the full get + full compile create a "malfunctioning" SRF?
Any guidance with this issue will be highly appreciated.
Bernhard

The extract database job ran without any problems. Here are my parameters:
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Client Name: <mobile client name>
Encrypt client Db password: false
The Mobile client uses the Routing Model: MOBILE CLIENT - EXTRACT ONLY
I also ran the extract database job using the following parameters:
Client Database encryption key: none
Client Name: <mobile client name>
Encrypt client Db password: false
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