FMS using values in row items of form
Hi Experts,
I have a situation where i provide a list of values to the user using a format search to get the required serial number. the format search appears in the following manner
Find |_<text to be found>___|
<Search Results from the query>
*Manufac, Serial
Serial Number
Batch ID*
AAAA1
BBBB1
CCC/1
Now in my form i need to enter all three data items listed in my format search but when i select the entire row from my FMS I only get the value to the row item that i defined the FMS. Can any one let me know if there is a way to get the relevant values filled to the relevant columns. i don't want to define the same FMS to three columns.
One way that i found is to use the following command in the manufacturer Serial and Batch ID columns and set the format search to refresh every time the serial number changes --- but it didn't work -
or i did it wrong --- please help
SELECT T0.[SuppSerial] AS 'Manufacturer Serial No.' FROM [dbo].[OSRI] T0 WHERE T0.IntrSerial = '$http://$21.54.1'
21 = formID, 54 = Column , 1 = row.
The basic steps would be something like this:
1. Put the FMS that gets the Manufacturer Serial No. into the first column. Its variable comes from $[21.54.1] or a user choice or something?
2. Put the FMS that gets the Serial Number into the second column. Its variable is the value in the first column, and it refreshes when that value changes.
2. Put the FMS that gets the Batch Number into the third column. Its variable is the value in the second column, and it refreshes when that value changes.
After that I would need to see the FMS's that you tried.
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<RIM_IN_INCH />
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>24</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>1</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>0</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
</DataSet>
Kind Regards.Can anyone please help me on this issue?
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Using value of application item in javascript
Hello All,
Apex 3.1
I have a javascript that calls an application process, please see below. In the application process I have logic to set/change the value of an application item. Later in the javascript I need to set a page item to the value of the application item which was set in the application process. Any alerts that I post during the javascript show this value as blank, even though a similar HTP.prn in the application process displays the value!. After the script completes the correct value of the application item is in session state . Can someone explain this timing issue to me? Why can't I get the value of an application item in the javascript when the application process is called from the javascript?
Is there a simple workaround here for me to get this value?
<script>
function f_ValidateLinkLine(pThis) {
// The row in the table
var vRow = pThis.id.substr(pThis.id.indexOf('_')+1);
// is Link Line really a number?
if ( isNaN(html_GetElement('f20_'+vRow).value)) {
if (html_GetElement('f20_'+vRow).value.length > 0) {
alert('Link Line is an invalid number - '+html_GetElement('f20_'+vRow).value);
html_GetElement('f20_'+vRow).value = '';
} else {
if ( ! isNaN( parseFloat(html_GetElement('f20_'+vRow).value) ) ) {
var link_line = parseInt(html_GetElement('f20_'+vRow).value);
if (html_GetElement('f20_'+vRow).value.length > 0) {
var get = new htmldb_Get(null,&APP_ID.,'APPLICATION_PROCESS=ValidateLinkLine',0);
get.add('F101_LINK_LINE',html_GetElement('f20_'+vRow).value);
get.add('F101_INVENTORY_ITEM_ID',html_GetElement('inventory_item_id_'+Number(link_line)).value);
get.add('F101_QUOTE_LINE_LINK_ID',html_GetElement('f01_'+spacer+link_line).value);
get.add('F101_QUOTE_LINE_ID',html_GetElement('f01_'+vRow).value);
get.add('F101_QUOTE_NUMBER',html_GetElement('f19_'+vRow).value);
gReturn = get.get();
// The application process can sometimes change the value of F101_QUOTE_LINE_ID
// and I need to set f37 to this value when this happens
html_GetElement('f37_'+vRow).value =('&F101_QUOTE_LINE_ID.'); //< -- This does not work, the applicaiton item is blank!
if (gReturn) {
alert(gReturn);
if(gReturn) {
html_GetElement('f20_'+vRow).value = '';
html_GetElement('f37_'+vRow).value = '';
} //End Check Length
} else {
html_GetElement('f37_'+vRow).value = '';
} // is Link Line a number?
} // End If
} // End ValidateLinkLine
</script>Edited by: blue72TA on Aug 16, 2011 11:39 AM
Edited by: blue72TA on Aug 16, 2011 11:41 AM
Edited by: blue72TA on Aug 16, 2011 11:41 AMHi,
When you use application item in JavaScript like you do, string &F101_QUOTE_LINE_ID. is substituted by item value from session state.
Changes to that item value when you call On Demand process do not affect to page.
Lets take example,
You app item F101_QUOTE_LINE_ID value is e.g. XX in session state.
You run page and see page source it looks like this
html_GetElement('f37_'+vRow).value =('XX');Kind you have hard code value to JavaScript.
Nothing will change that unless you refresh page.
You need return value from On Demand process.
To set value code could look like then
html_GetElement('f37_'+vRow).value = gReturn;Regards,
Jari -
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Portal 3.0.7.6.2 on NT
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Say, take the example of the Emp table where I would like to display the department name for the deptno. Here I'll use pl/sql to retrieve the value of department name using the deptno and use javascript to display the results in the new field added to the form.
Steps :
1> Create a form say, on the emp table
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javascript:getval(this)
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declare
l_dno number(4) default null;
l_desc varchar2(100);
begin
l_dno := p_session.get_value_as_NUMBER
(p_block_name => 'DEFAULT',
p_attribute_name => 'A_DEPTNO',
p_index => 1);
if l_dno is not null then
begin
select dname into l_desc
from scott.dept
where deptno = l_dno;
exception
when others then
null;
end ;
end if;
htp.p('<script>');
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Using value of selected item list
I'm working on existing code. I want to use the value of a selected item in a list to use it in a query. So, the corresponding records should be displayed in a subform when an item of the list is selected. This is the code i'm using:
This is the code i use to populate the list
DECLARE
locatienaam varchar(100);
locid number;
recordcount number;
i number;
correct NUMBER;
hList ITEM := Find_Item('LIST_LOCATIE');
iRC PLS_INTEGER := 0;
currValue VARCHAR2(60); /* increase if required*/
BEGIN
--vraag het bijhorende ID op van de geselecteerde locatie.
currValue := Name_In('LIST_LOCATIE');
FOR i IN 1..Get_List_Element_Count(hList) LOOP
IF currValue = Get_List_Element_Value(hList,i) THEN
iRC := i;
break;
END IF;
END LOOP;
locid := GET_LIST_ELEMENT_VALUE('LIST_LOCATIE', iRC);
locatienaam := GET_LIST_ELEMENT_LABEL('LIST_LOCATIE', iRC);
Below the code i use to make the query
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GO_BLOCK('V_KALENDER');
Execute_Query;
I get the message: "unable to resolve reference to locatienaam"
The subform is populated with all the records between the two dates of all the locations, not only by the selected location.Hi,
Welcome to the forum!
If locatienaam is a local variable, don't use a colon (:) to reference it.
You didn't say
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:locatienaam? -
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Hi
I'd like the last day of the current year (i.e. 31.12.2008) to be the default value of an item (in Forms 6i) (Format dd.mm.rrrr).
The default value in the database is
TO_DATE('31.12.'||TO_CHAR(sysdate,'yyyy')) and there it works fine.
In Forms I have a WHEN-CREATE-RECORD Trigger with:
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(generated from Designer)
However, whatwever I write there I always get some "crap" in the form, most of the time 20.12.0031.
I can see that it has something to do with the language settings, but don't know where to make some changes.
Can anybody help my on this, I am aware, trivial matter.
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Karine
Message was edited by:
kpaTry this:
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Hi
I need to visible and hide a textitem based on the value of another item.This form has 3 blocks, and the both item is in the first Master Block.
My code is:
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Set_Item_Property('BLOCK.ITEM',VISIBLE,PROPERTY_TRUE);
Set_Item_Property('BLOCK.ITEM',ENABLED,PROPERTY_TRUE);
ELSE
Set_Item_Property('BLOCK.ITEM',VISIBLE,PROPERTY_FALSE);
Set_Item_Property('BLOCK.ITEM',ENABLED,PROPERTY_FALSE);
:BLOCK.ITEM:=NULL;
end if;
I wrote the code in the Validate Trigger, but not working when moving Next Record & Previous Record
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Hi,
I want to pick up VALUE of an item on a portal form from the on click event of the save button. I know there is a way to acces the item name and assign a value to that item. For example,
setItemValue(this.form,'UNIT_NAME', this.value)
If I use this line of code then I get the value of the save button because I put this line of code in the on click event of the save button. Please help.
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document.forms[0].elements['<form>.DEFAULT.<field>.01']
So for example to get (or set) a value in my form I have:
document.forms[0].elements['REQUESTFRMEU.DEFAULT.BUS_OBJ.01'].value
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How to retain value in LoV item in Tabular Form, after Page Refresh
Hi,
I have a tabular form, which contains 2 items(columns), of type "Select List - named LoV".
Now, 2nd item(column) in tabular form, that LoV should get populated based on user's selection value in first item LoV.
1. So how do I refer to the value, that user selected in first item's LoV? I will have to use this value as reference in LoV query of my 2nd item ( on this tabular form)
2. Everytime I select value in first item LoV, page gets refreshed, as my requirement is to calculate 2nd item's LoV based on selected value in first item. So after this page refresh, first item LoV loses its value that was selected before the page refresh happened. So how do i retain this value in first item LoV? I have an unconditional process, that on every submit(refresh) of page, I set all my items with their corresponding values. But problem is what do i mention there to refer to this first item ( of type LoV) of tabular form?
I looked in view source of my page, this item is referred as f03.
So i used "apex_application.g_f03", to set this item to its value, in my uncoditional submit process. But it did not work. I tried to refer this item as "f03" in this unconditional submit process. But still it did not help, the selected item loses its value after page refresh(submit).
Please help.
Thanks and Regards,
Ravi.Hi Rave,
You will have to use Javascript and Ajax to change the values as ApEx submissions will lose your results unless they are saved into the database.
Remember, that as you are using a tabular form there will be lots of items called f01, fo2, fo3 etc on the page (one per row).
Regards
Michael
Edited by: MKii on Jun 4, 2009 10:13 AM -
How to refresh page after selecting value from LOV item , in a tabular form
Hi ,
I have a tabular form, which contains 2 items(columns), of type "Select List - named LoV".
Now, couple of issues here.
1.
2nd item(column) in tabular form, that LoV should get populated based user's selection value in first item LoV. So how do i refer to the value, that user selected in first item's LoV? I will have to use this reference in LoV query of my 2nd item ( on this tabular form)
2.
How can we refresh the page, when user selectes value in first item ( from LoV). As this is a tabular form, here item type is Select List, we dont have an option to pick item type as Select List with Submit. So problem is that when user selects value for item 1, refresh does not happen and item 2 LoV does not get populated as per user's selection in item 1.
Please help here. Would be really appreciated.
Thanks and Regards,
Rave.Thanks Ben and Dan for your responses.
Ben, your solution helped me with refresh of page, as page got submitted.
This answers to my 2nd question. However, I still need to know first question, which basically is, how do i refer to the value, that user selected in first item LoV.
Issue is, I selected the value in first item LoV, it got submitted and page fot refreshed. But after page refresh, first item LoV loses its value that I had selected last time. It does not retain the selected value after refresh.
I have an unconditional process, that on every submit(refresh) of page, I set my items with their corresponding values. But problem is what do i mention there to refer to this item.
I looked in view source of my page, this item is referred as f03.
So i used "apex_application.g_f03", to set this item to its value, in my uncoditional submit process. But it did not work. I tried to refer this item as "f03" in this unconditional submit process. But still it did not help, the selected item loses its value after page refresh(submit).
Any help here would be really appreciated. Please suggest how do we refer to this item's selected value.
Thanks and Regards,
Ravi. -
Unable to select the value from a list item in forms 6i
Hi ,
I'am using forms 6i. I have created a list item in my form as below.
Item_type = list item
list style - popup list
elements in list - A, B, C,D
When I open the form all the above values are displayed for the list item. But I'am unable to select the item( either A,B,C,D).
Please let me know if I need to add any thing else programatically to acheive this. The block on whixh these values are diplayed is a datablock.
This is very urgent. Any suggestions would be of great help.
Thanks
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Display A value 1
Display B value 2
Display C value 3
Display D value 4
If want to initial the value of the item to be A, you can set the initial value of the item to 1 in the property pane.
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How to return the values of LOV to items in forms
Hi,
I have created an LOV based on a select statment that return 3 columns
I want to return theses 3 values to 3 items in the form?
I'll appreciate any suggestion.
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procedure follows...
CURSOR c_customer
/* use a cursor to get all the prices */
IS
SELECT
c.customer_number, c.customer_name, NVL(a.address1, 'N/A') ADDRESS1,
NVL(a.address2, 'N/A') ADDRESS2, NVL(a.city, 'N/A') CITY, NVL(a.state, 'N/A') STATE,
NVL(a.province, 'N/A') PROVINCE, NVL(a.country, 'N/A') COUNTRY, NVL(a.postal_code, 'N/A') POSTAL_CODE
FROM table1 b, table2 a, table3 c;
v_count NUMBER;
BEGIN
SELECT COUNT(*)
INTO v_count
FROM table1 b, table2 a, table3 c
where ...;
/*where clause and table names have been removed, use your's. They should be identical in both queries */
/* begin your Javascript, substituting values from the
cursor as necessary into parallel arrays*/
HTP.p('<script language="JavaScript1.1">');
HTP.p('<!-- ');
/* initialize the arrays */
HTP.p(' var customer_no_arr = new Array('||v_count||'); ');
HTP.p(' var customer_name_arr = new Array('||v_count||'); ');
HTP.p(' var address1_arr = new Array('||v_count||'); ');
HTP.p(' var address2_arr = new Array('||v_count||'); ');
HTP.p(' var city_arr = new Array('||v_count||'); ');
HTP.p(' var state_arr = new Array('||v_count||'); ');
HTP.p(' var province_arr = new Array('||v_count||'); ');
HTP.p(' var country_arr = new Array('||v_count||'); ');
HTP.p(' var postal_code_arr = new Array('||v_count||'); ');
/* populate the arrays */
FOR r IN c_customer LOOP
HTP.p ('customer_no_arr['||to_char(c_customer%ROWCOUNT - 1) ||'] = "'||r.customer_number||'";');
HTP.p('customer_name_arr['||to_char(c_customer%ROWCOUNT - 1)||'] = "'||r.customer_name||'";' );
HTP.p('address1_arr['||to_char(c_customer%ROWCOUNT - 1)||'] = "'||r.address1||'";' );
HTP.p('address2_arr['||to_char(c_customer%ROWCOUNT - 1)||'] = "'||r.address2||'";' );
HTP.p('city_arr['||to_char(c_customer%ROWCOUNT - 1)||'] = "'||r.city||'";' );
HTP.p('state_arr['||to_char(c_customer%ROWCOUNT - 1)||'] = "'||r.state||'";' );
HTP.p('province_arr['||to_char(c_customer%ROWCOUNT - 1)||'] = "'||r.province||'";' );
HTP.p('country_arr['||to_char(c_customer%ROWCOUNT - 1)||'] = "'||r.country||'";' );
HTP.p('postal_code_arr['||to_char(c_customer%ROWCOUNT - 1)||'] = "'||r.postal_code||'";' );
END LOOP;
/* use this variable to determine the size of the array */
HTP.p ('var num_customers = '||v_count);
/* create the function--accept a parameter that tells
you which customer has been selected from the select_co
combo box */
HTP.p ('function get_customer (form, field, customer_num)
var pieces = field.split(".");
var address1field = new String(pieces[0] + ".MASTER_BLOCK.ADDRESS1.01");
var address2field = new String(pieces[0] + ".MASTER_BLOCK.ADDRESS2.01");
var cityfield = new String(pieces[0] + ".MASTER_BLOCK.CITY.01");
var statefield = new String(pieces[0] + ".MASTER_BLOCK.STATE.01");
var provincefield = new String(pieces[0] + ".MASTER_BLOCK.PROVINCE.01");
var countryfield = new String(pieces[0] + ".MASTER_BLOCK.COUNTRY.01");
var zipcodefield = new String(pieces[0] + ".MASTER_BLOCK.POSTAL_CODE.01");
/* Get the customer number and pass it to the array to look up the address.*/
var customer_no = customer_num;
/* loop through the array until you find the right product ID */
for (var i=0 ; i < num_customers; i++)
if (customer_no_arr[i] == customer_no)
/* return the correct customer information */
form.elements[eval(address1field)].value = address1_arr;
form.elements[eval(address2field)].value = address2_arr[i];
form.elements[eval(cityfield)].value = city_arr[i];
form.elements[eval(statefield)].value = state_arr[i];
form.elements[eval(provincefield)].value = province_arr[i];
form.elements[eval(countryfield)].value = country_arr[i];
form.elements[eval(zipcodefield)].value = postal_code_arr[i];
/* close out the Javascript */
HTP.p ('//-->');
HTP.p ('</SCRIPT>');
END gen_customerlookup;
A specific example is found in the ORACLE Press book by Steve Vandiver & Kelly Cox "ORACLE9i Application Server Portal Handbook" ISBN # 0-07-222249-2 pages 358 - 361. Several lines, and better explaination than room for here.
get_customer (this.form, this.name, this.value); is placed in the appropriate event. Put "sales.gen_customer_lookup;" in the "before displaying the page" section. sales is the schema where the procedure gen_customer_lookup is created.
Ken
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