Column alignment in tabular form

Hi,
how to change column alignment in f.e Text Fields in tabular form.
Manual option doesn.t work (alingment not heading). I tried to add
style=text-align:right ( i cut quote)in element column formatting options but I didn't find solution.
Anyone know how to change this?
Maybe sth simillar to the same problem in IR:
.apexir_WORKSHEET_DATA td, .apexir_WORKSHEET_DATA td div{text-align:right}I understand ".apexir_WORKSHEET_DATA" it's only IR definition and it doesn't work with tabular form
Edited by: nirud on 2010-03-12 07:53

Hi,
Go edit your tabular form Column Attributes where you like apply that style.
Then add to Element Attributes
style=text-align:rightBr,Jari
Edited by: jarola on Mar 14, 2010 11:22 AM
Forum do not like my code
wrap text-align:right to double quotes

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function report(x)
var f10;
var p = x.parentNode;
while (p.tagName != "TR")
p = p.parentNode;
var inputs = p.getElementsByTagName("INPUT");
var zz;
for (zz = 0; zz < inputs.length; zz++)
if (inputs[zz].name = 'f10')
f01 = inputs[zz].id;
var url;
url = 'f?p=&APP_ID.:4:&APP_SESSION.::::P4_ITEM_ID:' + f10;
var w = open(url,"winLov","Scrollbars=1,resizable=1,width=450,height=600");
if (w.opener == null)
w.opener = self;
w.focus();
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I don't know what your javascript is on the popup, but it would need to get the value out of P4_ITEM_ID to see which main page item needs updating. This could be something like:
function passBack(val)
var id = $v('P4_ITEM_ID');
opener.document.getElementById(id).value = val;
window.close();
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Andy

Disable columns in a tabular form on select list

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var htmldb_delete_message='"DELETE_CONFIRM_MSG"';
function Disable()
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document.getElementById("f05_0000").readOnly = true;
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I've even gone ahead and tried th following code but still am having no luck
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Hi,
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hello,
my tabular form allows insert on a table.
some of the fiels in that table are not null and are hidden from the user.
before submitting a new row the hidden columns needs to get their values
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If you need this function to 'work' with null value go to
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--> pl/sql expression or function and call your function in the db.
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The problem I have is that the columns I would like to total are all VARCHAR2.
When I check the sum box in report attributes I get a totals line on the form but all the values are zero.
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I am making a timesheet application where the rows are activities and the columns are the days of the month.
Now I want to give the background of the weekend-days a different color. In the header of the column we have mon,tue,wed etc.
So the color has to be changed conditionally (i.e. when the columnheader is sat or sun).
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We are using Apex 4.01. I also looked at the new option of dynamic actions, but can not find the appropiate event (page load?) and condition.
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Rob

>
The detail part is a tabular form. (this is the part where I want to add the background or highlight).
I use theme 16. Dark blue. Everything still 'out-of-the-box'.
>
OK. Take a look at using a custom report template with conditional column templates, or a custom named column template.
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Hello,
I am trying to use Default values so that user need not have to enter data, but when I select default type and put a default value, I see an error message, if I try to add a new row.
How can I use a default value in a Column in a Tabular Form?
Gouri
Edited by: user1046395 on Apr 3, 2009 9:58 AM

Gouri,
You can just simply edit to each column's report attribute. For example,
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Disable column in tabular form

Hi,
I am working on apex4.1 ,working on tabular form . i want to disable columns in tabular form.
I Have debit and credit column in tabular form.These columns are multiply by exchange rate.
if i have multiplication of Debit_prod =debit*Exchange_rate then
credit column should be disable, and if Multiplication of cr_prod =Credit*Exchange_rate
then dr column should be disable.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks & Regards
Vedant
Edited by: Vedant on Sep 20, 2012 4:14 AM

Hi,
Thanks for reply.
I am entering the value in tabular form. As i fill debit or credit column of the tabular form,Then if value in the debit column i have entered ,then on press tab control switch to exchange rate column , credit column should not be enterable and vice versa.
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Vedant

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Question 1
I was wondering if anyone can help with the necessary syntax so that I can set a Condition Type for a column in a Tabular Form.
What I'm trying to do is show or hide a column based on the contents of another column in the same row for instance show column DETAIL or DETAIL_READ_ONLY if column READ_ONLY is set to 'Y'
Value of item / column in expression 1 = #READ_ONLY# or READ_ONLY (alas neither works)
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I can set all the DETAIL or DETAIL_READ_ONLY columns to either hide or show at the same time by
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Expression 2 = Y
Question 2
Are Tabular Forms such that all fuctionality has to be global, what effects one column must be the same for all
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Hi Sandro
Thanks for replying
The problem I have is Tabular Forms
Detail Text Detail Read Only Read only
Event 1a Event 1b Y
Event 2a Event 2b N
Event 3a Event 3b Y
What I want it to look like is
Detail Text Detail Read Only Read only
___________Event 1b__________ Y
Event 2a_____________________ N
___________Event 3b__________ Y
This would mean that the Text Field containing Event 2 could be updated but the Display Only fields containing Event 1 and Event 3 cannot be changed.
The trick is to be able to mix and match data types for the same data because Tabular Forms columns don't have a conditional read only choice.
Sorry about the rudimentary diagram, but its the old 80 / 20 rule =>20 percent functional
Edited by: derekf on 4/02/2013 17:50

ReadOnly columns on Tabular Forms (Javascript?)

I have a question in regaurds to tabular forms. I have a tabular form set up, working perfectly. However, I want to be able to make certain columns readonly upon adding the new row (clicking new row button).
Scenario:
1) Go to tabular form
2) Click add row
3) Once the new row apppears, the columns should all be read only columns (i.e. cant type in them)
4) Exception: There is one column, a select list, that shouldn't be readonly.
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- The last step is merely a conditional. The part that is plaguing me is accessing the actual columns of the tabular form. I'm not too sure how to go about this. Would I even have to make changes to the actual AddRow() function itsself?
Thanks for any help in advance
sincerely, #StillLearningApexGuy

wOW,..this example works perfectly. My javascript/jquery is a little rusty but I should be able to tweak the example for my needs.
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