Javascript apex.submit

Hi,
I am using the Javascript (javascript:apex.submit('TEST')) on the report attributes item (PID). I need to pass the PID value. Can i pass the value of the item in the Javascript
apex.submit.
Please suggest how we can pass the value.
Thanks,
Vikas

Vikas,
In APEX 4.0, we added a new signature for the apex.submit function that does allow setting an item's value. For example, in the column link 'URL' for your PID column, you could specify the following:
javascript:apex.submit({request:'TEST',set:{'P1_HIDDEN_PID':'#PID#'}});This assumes you have a page item called 'P1_HIDDEN_PID' that stores the specific row's PID value.
We actually use this technique on the 'Report Attributes' page itself, when clicking a column link to edit a column (to save any changes made to the current page and still branch to the appropriate column edit page). Official documentation on this function can be found in our API reference guide here:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E17556_01/doc/apirefs.40/e15519/javascript_api.htm#CHDBEACA
Hope this helps.
Anthony.

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