APEX Navigation

Hi,
I'm working on web site using Oracle APEX, in this web site I have some public pages like Home, About Us and Contact Us, I also have application page that require a user name and password to submit. The question is how can I remove the Logout link from the public pages like Home and keep this link for the application pages only.
Thanks
AL

Hi,
Is the logout link in the navigation bar? If so, edit the logout navigation bar entry and set the condition type to 'Current Page is NOT in Expression 1 (comma delimited list of pages) and in Expression 1 enter the page numbers for Home, About Us and Contact Us.
Regards
Paul

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<tr><td headers="PK_ID">1210161455007</td><td headers="USER_NAME"><label for="f01_0008" class="hideMeButHearMe">USER_NAME</label><select name="f01" onchange="javascript:test(this);" id="f01_0008"><option value="0"></option><option value="11">SHELF 1</option><option value="12">SHELF 2</option><option value="13">SHELF 3</option><option value="14">SHELF 4</option><option value="15">SHELF 5</option><td headers="CART_DATE">04-DEC-12</td><td headers="SELECTED">N</td><td headers="EDIT_LINK"><a href="#"><img src="/i/edit_big.gif" alt=""></a></td></tr>
<tr><td headers="PK_ID">1210161455010</td><td headers="USER_NAME"><label for="f01_0009" class="hideMeButHearMe">USER_NAME</label><select name="f01" onchange="javascript:test(this);" id="f01_0009"><option value="0"></option><option value="11">SHELF 1</option><option value="12">SHELF 2</option><option value="13">SHELF 3</option><option value="14">SHELF 4</option><option value="15">SHELF 5</option><td headers="CART_DATE">03-DEC-12</td><td headers="SELECTED">Y</td><td headers="EDIT_LINK"><a href="#"><img src="/i/edit_big.gif" alt=""></a></td></tr>
<tr><td headers="PK_ID">1210161455008</td><td headers="USER_NAME"><label for="f01_0010" class="hideMeButHearMe">USER_NAME</label><select name="f01" onchange="javascript:test(this);" id="f01_0010"><option value="0"></option><option value="11">SHELF 1</option><option value="12">SHELF 2</option><option value="13">SHELF 3</option><option value="14">SHELF 4</option><option value="15">SHELF 5</option><td headers="CART_DATE">03-DEC-12</td><td headers="SELECTED">Y</td><td headers="EDIT_LINK"><a href="#"><img src="/i/edit_big.gif" alt=""></a></td></tr>
<tr><td headers="PK_ID">1210161455006</td><td headers="USER_NAME"><label for="f01_0011" class="hideMeButHearMe">USER_NAME</label><select name="f01" onchange="javascript:test(this);" id="f01_0011"><option value="0"></option><option value="11">SHELF 1</option><option value="12">SHELF 2</option><option value="13">SHELF 3</option><option value="14">SHELF 4</option><option value="15">SHELF 5</option><td headers="CART_DATE">03-DEC-12</td><td headers="SELECTED">Y</td><td headers="EDIT_LINK"><a href="#"><img src="/i/edit_big.gif" alt=""></a></td></tr>
<tr><td headers="PK_ID">1210161455004</td><td headers="USER_NAME"><label for="f01_0012" class="hideMeButHearMe">USER_NAME</label><select name="f01" onchange="javascript:test(this);" id="f01_0012"><option value="0"></option><option value="11">SHELF 1</option><option value="12">SHELF 2</option><option value="13">SHELF 3</option><option value="14">SHELF 4</option><option value="15">SHELF 5</option><td headers="CART_DATE">03-DEC-12</td><td headers="SELECTED">Y</td><td headers="EDIT_LINK"><a href="#"><img src="/i/edit_big.gif" alt=""></a></td></tr>
<tr><td headers="PK_ID">1210161455003</td><td headers="USER_NAME"><label for="f01_0013" class="hideMeButHearMe">USER_NAME</label><select name="f01" onchange="javascript:test(this);" id="f01_0013"><option value="0"></option><option value="11">SHELF 1</option><option value="12">SHELF 2</option><option value="13">SHELF 3</option><option value="14">SHELF 4</option><option value="15">SHELF 5</option><td headers="CART_DATE">03-DEC-12</td><td headers="SELECTED">N</td><td headers="EDIT_LINK"><a href="#"><img src="/i/edit_big.gif" alt=""></a></td></tr>
<tr><td headers="PK_ID">1210161455019</td><td headers="USER_NAME"><label for="f01_0014" class="hideMeButHearMe">USER_NAME</label><select name="f01" onchange="javascript:test(this);" id="f01_0014"><option value="0"></option><option value="11">SHELF 1</option><option value="12">SHELF 2</option><option value="13">SHELF 3</option><option value="14">SHELF 4</option><option value="15">SHELF 5</option><td headers="CART_DATE">03-DEC-12</td><td headers="SELECTED">N</td><td headers="EDIT_LINK"><a href="#"><img src="/i/edit_big.gif" alt=""></a></td></tr>
<tr><td headers="PK_ID">1210161455028</td><td headers="USER_NAME"><label for="f01_0015" class="hideMeButHearMe">USER_NAME</label><select name="f01" onchange="javascript:test(this);" id="f01_0015"><option value="0"></option><option value="11">SHELF 1</option><option value="12">SHELF 2</option><option value="13">SHELF 3</option><option value="14">SHELF 4</option><option value="15">SHELF 5</option><td headers="CART_DATE">03-DEC-12</td><td headers="SELECTED">N</td><td headers="EDIT_LINK"><a href="#"><img src="/i/edit_big.gif" alt=""></a></td></tr>
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</section>Is there any other more elegant solution to achieve this inline editing? because this one is relaying on theme on uReport class, on things that i can't control.
Also can you tell me please if table.uReport is correct or table.uReportStandard is correct? How to address the class in jQuery if in HTML it is "uReport uReportStandard"?
Thanks a lot
Andrei

There is probably nothing wrong with the logic board. The panic was certainly not caused by the manufacturing defect common in that model.
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Back up all data before making any changes.

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2) Deleting a row or multiple rows, should present minimal refresh
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or here: [http://www.e-dba.com/uk/f?p=105:1|http://www.e-dba.com/uk/f?p=105:1]
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Hi,
maybe this helps Nov-tech
hi,
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I am using apex 4.1
I have a list on page 0 which is "Tabbed Navigation List" and there are three pages running on it.
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Hi,
>
I have a list on page 0 which is "Tabbed Navigation List" and there are three pages running on it.
I want to change the color of the button when i click on the specific button.
>
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http://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=36648:1:2957395498455743::NO&tz=-8:00
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Using APEX to create a navigation application using Oracle Maps/Google Maps

Hi Guys,
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I have found tutorials that show me how to get the map onto APEX and to view it but I cant find anything else that would give me a more in-depth tutorial
Thanks in advance for your help
-Mark

Hi,
I hope that this link might help
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/apex/integration-086636.html#GOOGLE
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