Registering a custom report template

Hi,
I'm working with Reports 10g.
I've created a new template and I'm trying to register it so I can see it in the Report Wizard.
Just to get things rolling I'm concentrating on registering it for a simple Tabular report. So I open cagprefs.ora and edit the Reports.Tabular_Template_Desc and Reports.Tabular_Template_File with the desc and filename of the report.
I restart reports.
I use the report wizard to create a Tabular report
Nothing happens. No new report template.
Help!
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Mungo

Did you modify "CAUPREFS.ORA" file? Make change in this file if it exists.

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and also we have to put reporting action in our pipeline. Is the reporting provider not receiving events/reports even after this ?
thanks
Manoj

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Hi,
I have customized report template to change the look and feel of the report table. Following are css class definitions and row templates:
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.c2 {border:1px solid black; background-color:#; text-align:center; padding:2px;}
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I want the value in the table to be URLs which will point to pages in the same application (when '#1#' or 'Click Here' is clicked.) Currently, it's not working properly.
What should I assign to "a href=" sothat it works properly?
Thanks,
Rahul

APEX URL syntax:
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Like most information about APEX, it is freely available in the documentation.
(Please post code wrapped in \...\wrapped in <tt>\...\</tt> tags to preserve formatting and stop the forum software from interpreting HTML/CSS/JavaScript.)

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http://tinypic.com/r/20sbqtx/6
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