HTML5 Form Element Validation

Hi Eloqua people
Has anyone worked out a way of using Live Validation on HTML5 form elements, such as url, tel, or email? I'm trying to avoid having to go and look for a new validation script and to apply it manually.
Thanks,
Sam

I want to have control over certain 'dimension type of' columns in the classic report / tabular form with APEX_ITEM.* in the sql for the report while some of the columns are from Collection with their collection column names. C001, C002 etc..
...clips
SELECT
APEX_ITEM.SELECT_LIST_FROM_LOV(35
,C035,'LOV_ANIMALS'
,'style="width:50px"','YES',NULL,NULL
,'f35_' || LPAD (seq_id, 4, '0'),NULL) animals
,to_number(c001) c001
,to_number(c002) c002
FROM apex_collections WHERE collection_name = 'SLEEPY_ANIMAL'
...clips
When there are several columns in the report, it is easier to maintain C001...columns appearance in the Report Attributes-->Column Attributes.
Oh yes, I have adapted Denes dynamic cascading lov for tabular forms which is the reason for having the "APEX_ITEM..." in the query and from some blog I read that it is very good to toss those 'dimension' type of columns to high-end numbers in the collection, so there will be space for the entry columns.
E.g. firstrow in the tabular form
c035 -- animals --> f35 --> f35_0001 (select list with lov LOV_ANIMALS)
c001 -- "what ever I have said in Column attributes"--> f01 --> f01_0001 (text area, editable column)
c002 -- "what ever I have said in Column attributes"--> f02 --> f02_0001 (text area, editable column)
So the numbering is the same for the www-form and collection columns.
Everything is ok if the columns c001 and c002 are editable e.g. 'text area' type, but if I change c001 to 'Display..' type then the order for item_id's change.
c035 -- animals --> f35 --> f35_0001
c001 -- "what ever I have said in Column attributes" (display as text (escape special chars...))
c002 -- "what ever I have said in Column attributes"--> f01 --> f01_0001
So now the collection column c002 accidentally is mapped to forms f01-column while I might assume it is f02.
rgrds Paavo

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I want to have control over certain 'dimension type of' columns in the classic report / tabular form with APEX_ITEM.* in the sql for the report while some of the columns are from Collection with their collection column names. C001, C002 etc..
...clips
SELECT
APEX_ITEM.SELECT_LIST_FROM_LOV(35
,C035,'LOV_ANIMALS'
,'style="width:50px"','YES',NULL,NULL
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FROM apex_collections WHERE collection_name = 'SLEEPY_ANIMAL'
...clips
When there are several columns in the report, it is easier to maintain C001...columns appearance in the Report Attributes-->Column Attributes.
Oh yes, I have adapted Denes dynamic cascading lov for tabular forms which is the reason for having the "APEX_ITEM..." in the query and from some blog I read that it is very good to toss those 'dimension' type of columns to high-end numbers in the collection, so there will be space for the entry columns.
E.g. firstrow in the tabular form
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c002 -- "what ever I have said in Column attributes"--> f02 --> f02_0001 (text area, editable column)
So the numbering is the same for the www-form and collection columns.
Everything is ok if the columns c001 and c002 are editable e.g. 'text area' type, but if I change c001 to 'Display..' type then the order for item_id's change.
c035 -- animals --> f35 --> f35_0001
c001 -- "what ever I have said in Column attributes" (display as text (escape special chars...))
c002 -- "what ever I have said in Column attributes"--> f01 --> f01_0001
So now the collection column c002 accidentally is mapped to forms f01-column while I might assume it is f02.
rgrds Paavo

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I would like to make an educational miniwebsite with my son who is getting interested in internet programming.
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OK, perhaps this is just an oversight.
bullet]Is there an issue with Radio buttons?[
Also, what about the password form
element? We can set length and some other params on that also but
that is missing, right?
Was that just an oversight in this
release? (And if yes, could it be done added to a 1.4.1
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Radio buttons have a couple of validation points. One point
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submit the form. The other is it may have a default value set like
(none selected) but that isn't valid and it can be anyone other
than that. Personally I don't agree with some of the form fields
"required" by those whom we work for, yet these things still
apperar on forms and if this solution doesn't cover those
situations then those who don't understand will determine the issue
is SPRY, and we don't want that. :)
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length and possible the "complexity" settings for when people enter
in original passwords. I have seen this done before and it is very
well recieved by those who are asking for web applications to be
built.
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past says that the validation routines for radio buttons is very
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Hello,
I'm running application express version 2.0 with a 10.2.0.2.0 database on a 32 bit windows box. I'm trying to figure out sneaky a way to pass the &APP_PAGE_ID., #APP_PAGE_ID# or V('APP_PAGE_ID'); as an element attribute of a Report Tabular Form Element set to display as a Select List (named LOV).
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Thanks for the response Earl. To clarify this is what I've done and what I hope to achieve:
I currently have a LOV for my application that identifies a number of database report types: DB Options, DB Parameters, DB Version, and so on.
I have an application express report being generated for the databases I'm monitoring and it displays as follows:
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=====================================
- SVR 1 - Oracle 9.2.0.1 - DEV -------- [LOV HERE]
- SVR 2 - Oracle 9.2.0.7 - TST --------- [LOV HERE]
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Hi all,
JDeveloper 11.1.1.6.0
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Hi,
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Hi all,
I am trying to create a form element within a component
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element tag. Here is some sample code:
<cfcomponent name="yourComponent">
<cffunction name="createTag" returntype="string"
access="public">
<cfsavecontent variable="returnContent">
<cfselect name="thisSelect">
<option value="0">Value 1</option>
</cfselect>
</cfsaveconten>
<cfreturn returnContent>
</cffunction>
</cfcomponent>
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<cfform>
<cfinvoke component="yourComponent" method="createTag"
returnVariable="returnContent"/>
<cfoutput>#returnContent#</cfoutput>
</cfform>
The error occurs in the function and it says the cfselect
must be within a cfform. I tried the function without the save
content and just set the output="yes" but the same error occurs.
Any help appreciated in how to get around this. Just putting
the code in the .cfm is not an option for this.
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quote:
Originally posted by:
jim1234
Thanks for the reply. Yes, that works. So it looks like it
has to do with the function call.
After some further investigation, I found out that a regular
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ColdFusion wants it directly within the <cfform> tag.
Something does not make sense. If the cfsavecontent worked in
the cfm file, there is no reason for it not to work in a cfc.
If you want to persue this, the next troubleshooting step is
to copy the function to your cfm file and see if it works. I
suspect that you are trying something simple as a proof of concept.

Spry Elements vs Regular Form Elements

What is the difference between using Spry Validation form elements as opposed to just using regular form elements?
Which do you prefer and why?
Thanks

What is the difference between using Spry Validation form elements as opposed to just using regular form elements?
Regular form elements are passive elements that wait for information to be entered to subsequently be processed by another mechanism.
SpryValidation form elements are the same as above except that they have an active validation module attached. There are standard validation rules that can be used (like e-mail address) or you can supply custom validations.
Because Spry is a JavaScript library, the Spry widgets will only work with JavaScript enabled. The advantage of JavaScript is that it is processed by the browser (client side) and that, in our case, validation is instantaneous. When JS is turned off or the browser is not JS capable, there is no validation. This means that if you require serious validation, you must, in addition/in lieu of, have server side validation.
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Has anyone run into a problem with an insert or update server
behavior not recognizing form elements? I created the page and now
when I try to make any changes I get an error.
"Column 'sccb_comments' is mapped to a form element that does
not exist. Please map the column to an existing form element or set
its value to 'None'."
The problem is that the insert dialog box recognizes the
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I know that I need to upgrade to CS4, tell my director to
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There must be something else happening on your page. But I
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> Murray,
>
> You replied,
> "It wouldn't matter. It's perfectly valid to have
<div> tags in side
> <form>
> tags. And it's not DW's preferences you need to worry
about - it's HTML's
> preferences, so to speak. I suspect that something else
entirely is
> causing the
> problem. Without seeing your code, though, we cannot
know what that might
> be."
>
> Sometimes what should work or one would think should
work doesn't. As in
> my
> case, the <div> tags inside my for was the issue.
Here is the original
> code
> that did not allow me to assign form objects to fields
in my database. The
> server behavior also displayed an '!' in the application
window until I
> moved
> the <div> tags outside of my form.
>
> <form name="frmEditRelease" id="frmEditRelease"
method="POST"
> action="<?php
> echo $editFormAction; ?>">
> <div id="new_prod_rel">
> <p><select name="sccb_status"
id="sccb_status">
> <option value="0" <?php if (!(strcmp(0,
> $row_rsEditRelease['sccb_status']))) {echo "SELECTED";}
?>>Open</option>
> <option value="1" <?php if (!(strcmp(1,
> $row_rsEditRelease['sccb_status']))) {echo "SELECTED";}
> ?>>Pending</option>
> <option value="2" <?php if (!(strcmp(2,
> $row_rsEditRelease['sccb_status']))) {echo "SELECTED";}
> ?>>Approved</option>
> <option value="3" <?php if (!(strcmp(3,
> $row_rsEditRelease['sccb_status']))) {echo "SELECTED";}
?>>Denied</option>
> <option value="4" <?php if (!(strcmp(4,
> $row_rsEditRelease['sccb_status']))) {echo "SELECTED";}
> ?>>Deleted</option>
> <option value="5" <?php if (!(strcmp(5,
> $row_rsEditRelease['sccb_status']))) {echo "SELECTED";}
> ?>>Deferred</option>
> </select>
> <label for="sccb_status">SCCB Status</label>
> </p>
> <p>
> <select name="sRelease">
> <?php do { ?>
> <option value="<?php echo
$row_rsProj['project_vchar']?>"
> <?php
> if (!(strcmp($row_rsProj['project_vchar'],
> $row_rsEditRelease['release'])))
> {echo "SELECTED";} ?>><?php echo
$row_rsProj['project_vchar']?></option>
> <?php } while ($row_rsProj =
mssql_fetch_assoc($rsProj));
> $rows = mssql_num_rows($rsProj);
> if($rows > 0) {
> mssql_data_seek($rsProj, 0);
> $row_rsProj = mssql_fetch_assoc($rsProj);
> }
> ?>
> </select><label for="sRelease">
Release</label>
> </p>
> <p>
> <select name="lifecycle">
> <option value="System Reqts." selected="selected"
<?php if
> (!(strcmp("System Reqts.",
$row_rsEditRelease['lifecycle']))) {echo
> "SELECTED";} ?>>System Reqts.
> <option value="Analysis" <?php if
(!(strcmp("Analysis",
> $row_rsEditRelease['lifecycle']))) {echo "SELECTED";}
?>>Analysis
> <option value="Design" <?php if
(!(strcmp("Design",
> $row_rsEditRelease['lifecycle']))) {echo "SELECTED";}
?>>Design
> <option value="Code" <?php if (!(strcmp("Code",
> $row_rsEditRelease['lifecycle']))) {echo "SELECTED";}
?>>Code
> <option value="Testing Phase 1" <?php if
(!(strcmp("Testing Phase
> 1",
> $row_rsEditRelease['lifecycle']))) {echo "SELECTED";}
?>>Testing Phase 1
> <option value="Testing Phase 2" <?php if
(!(strcmp("Testing Phase
> 2",
> $row_rsEditRelease['lifecycle']))) {echo "SELECTED";}
?>>Testing Phase 2
> <option value="Alpha" <?php if (!(strcmp("Alpha",
> $row_rsEditRelease['lifecycle']))) {echo "SELECTED";}
?>>Alpha
> <option value="Beta" <?php if (!(strcmp("Beta",
> $row_rsEditRelease['lifecycle']))) {echo "SELECTED";}
?>>Beta
> <option value="Gen. Release" <?php if
(!(strcmp("Gen. Release",
> $row_rsEditRelease['lifecycle']))) {echo "SELECTED";}
?>>Gen. Release
> </select><label for="lifecyle">
Lifecycle</label>
> <input name="sub_ticket_id" type="hidden"
id="sub_ticket_id"
> value="<?php echo
$row_rsEditRelease['sub_ticket_id']; ?>">
> </p>
> <p>
> <input <?php if
(!(strcmp($row_rsEditRelease['test_only'],1)))
> {echo
> "checked";} ?> name="test_only" type="checkbox"
id="test_only" value="1">
> <label for="test_only">
Test Only
> <input name="ticket" type="hidden" id="ticket"
value="<?php echo
> $row_rsEditRelease['Ticket']; ?>" />
> </label>
> </p>
> <p><label for="sccb_comments">SCCB
Comments</label><br /><textarea
> name="sccb_comments" cols="60" rows="5"><?php echo
> $row_rsEditRelease['sccb_comments'];
?></textarea>
> </p>
> <p>
> <input type="submit" name="Submit" value="Submit"
/>
> </p>
> </div>
> <input type="hidden" name="MM_update"
value="frmEditRelease">
> </form>
>
> It's not until if move the <div> tags outside of
the <form> tags does the
> '!'
> on the update server behavior go away.
>
> Any thoughts?
>

'Replace pages' not modifying form element positions - is there another way?

PDF form design in InDesign, bring pdf into Acrobat to add field validation JS. All good.
Modify form in InDesign, 'Replace pages' in Acrobat to get new design changes in without losing JS.
Good, except Acrobat won't bring across any altered positions of form elements, only non-form elements like text and images.
Adding the JS to the PDF created by InDesign each time the form changes is time consuming. Tried adding the JS in one go via "Edit All JavaScripts" but Acrobat won't retain. It seems to want each form field's JS added to it individually.
Is there another way? Thanks.

Gilad D (try67) wrote:
That is exactly the point of the Replace Pages command. It replaces the underlying page while maintaining the objects on top of it in their place.
If you want to insert a page with all of its objects in tact then you should delete the old page and then use the Insert From File command (under Tools - Pages) to add the new pages. I believe that will do what you're looking for.
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We started to discuss this at Re: Tabular form with Ajax
I also mentioned this at Re: how to make only some rows editable in html db.
but thought that this deserves its own thread.
In Doug's sample Sudoku application in that thread, he uses #COLUMN# substitution in the Form Element Attributes and it works fine, but in my example page at http://htmldb.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=24317:219 I used the same technique and no matter what I do, the #COLUMN# substitution is not expanded by the Apex engine.
This is driving me nuts, any ideas why it works in one application but not in another?
Thanks

Hm, you might be right.
I copied your row template and modified it at http://htmldb.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=24317:219
The styling looks terrible, not sure why, the template is simply
<tr>
<td class="t10data">#EMPNO_DISPLAY#</td>
<td class="t10data">#ENAME#</td>
<td class="t10data">#JOB#</td>
<td class="t10data">#MGR#</td>
<td class="t10data">#HIREDATE#</td>
<td class="t10data">#SAL#</td>
<td class="t10data">#COMM#</td>
<td class="t10data">#DEPTNO#</td>
</tr>I had a lot of trouble getting this to work because the wizard generated tabular form appends 2 hidden fields containing the PK and the row-checksum to the last (editable?) field on each row. If the last editable field has #COL# substitution, it expands the substitution and forgets to close the INPUT tag thus causing malformed HTML (I think this is a bug in the rendering engine).
The readonly condition is sal>1000 which now works. The SAL>1000 fields are now readonly.
But now the update process is broken. If I enter a number in the first blank SAL field (empno=3641) and click Submit, I get no errors but the change is not saved. Wonder why.
Hopefully, Scott (Spadafore) will take mercy on our amateurish experiments and give us some definitive answers soon!
Thanks.

Form element id changed after upgrading from APEX 3.2.1 to 4.0.2

Hi,
We are in the process of testing an upgrade of our APEX 3.2.1 app to 4.0.2. The production database was exported, imported as a new database, and then upgraded to 4.0.2. I've noticed that on pages where we have coded our own PL/SQL process in place of the built-in MRU, the form element id (referenced using g_fxx) has changed. For example, in our existing production system, the id for the first row of data is f06_0001, but when we look at the same page in APEX 4.0 environment, the element id has changed to f08_0001. Is this a known issue when performing an upgrade? Has anyone else experienced this?

Hi,
I have seen this problem.
I assume that Apex 4 do not give fxx name to items anymore in order where columns are in query.
This is one of reasons why we have not been yet able to upgrade.
And it seems this same problem exists in Apex 4.1 on apex.oracle.com
Regards,
Jari

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