Setting Checkbox & Radio session state (AJAX)

These functions will set the session state of a checkbox and radio items using Ajax.
Any feedback is welcomed!
// AJAX Checkbox Session
function setCheckboxSession('P1_CHECKBOX'){
     var get = new htmldb_Get(null,html_GetElement('pFlowId').value,null,0);
     get.add(pSource,html_CheckboxValue('P1_CHECKBOX'));
     gReturn = get.get('XML');
     get = null;
function html_CheckboxValue(pItemId){
     var boxes=html_GetCheckbox(pItemId);
     var l_val='';
     for (var j=0;j<boxes.length;j++){
          if (boxes[j].checked){
               l_val = boxes[j].value;
               break;
     for (var i=j+1;i<boxes.length;i++){
          if (boxes.checked){
               l_val = l_val+':'+boxes[i].value;
     return l_val;
function html_GetCheckbox(pItemId){
var l_array=new Array();
var re=new RegExp('^'+pItemId.toUpperCase()+"_[0-9]+$");
var inputs=document.getElementsByTagName('input');
for (var j=0,l=inputs.length;j<l;j++)
if (inputs[j].type=="checkbox" && inputs[j].id && inputs[j].id.match(re))
l_array[l_array.length]=inputs[j];
return l_array;
// AJAX Radio Session
function setRadioSession('P1_RADIO'){
     var get = new htmldb_Get(null,html_GetElement('pFlowId').value,null,0);
     get.add(pSource,html_RadioValue('P1_RADIO'));
     gReturn = get.get('XML');
     get = null;

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Javascript setting value in session state

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Is there another piece of code I need to add to force value to session state? The javascript is called via the page load and it will produce the correct rate when ever values are changed to warrant a new interest rate to be calculated.
Here is the entire javascript:
function loanrate() {
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var y2;
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I believe the following will do what you need.
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I have a requirement whereby I need to change the session state of a select list item in my form without the need to submit. I am using Application Express 4.1.0.00.32. I thought this would be straight forward using a dynamic action or javascript and calling an on demand process for example.
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if you are on 4.1 why don't you use a dynamic action instead of writing the code again?
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Am I better off just writing my own processes to perform the updates?
Any other suggestions?
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Hello Frank,
>>I have the row fetch set up conditionally so
that it only executes the first time that page 1 is
displayed …
It seems that if I fill in fields on page 1, moveto page 2, and back to page 1, the contents of the
fields on page 1 are destroyed unless I set their
'Source used' to 'Only when the current value in
session state is null'.
It seems that the first sentence is not consistent
with the second one. The only reason the values are
destroyed, as you call it, is that the ARF is running
again. What condition are you using on your ARF?
In any case, the right way to deal with it is to
change the source used to "Only …", as I understand
you already did.
Hi Arie,
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>>Does navigation to another page not retain the
session-state of database-column items?
Navigating to another page does retain the session state values.
It's depends on what you mean by navigating.
Submitting the page set/update session state.
Redirect without submitting the page will not
set/update the session state.
>>Furthermore, upon update (which is on page 3,
via an automated row update), the only columns that
get updated are those that exist on page 3. The
column values from the other pages no longer
exist.
Automatic DML is working only with the current page
items. You can't use it to insert/update other page
items, even if they are in session state. However, in
your case, it's not the Automatic DML performing the
actual updates, but your triggers. Are your triggers
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I think this statement 'Automatic DML is working only with the current page
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>>Am I better off just writing my own processes to
perform the updates?
I believe the correct way is to submit the page and
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save all your items in session state, and allow these
items to be available for page 3 DML.
Regards,
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I used some source I found on Denes' web site and added the call, but it didn't yield the result I was hoping for.
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$s('P8_RADIO_BUTTON','0');
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{ var show_or_hide = html_RadioValue(pValue);
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Session state consistency - how does APEX keep session state across pages

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For Example:
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2. I now do a Cntrl^N to Open a New Window in the same session (this opens on the same Page 880 in the new window) [Window 2].
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Let me take a shot at explaining this.
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I'm testing my Apps that I upgraded from 3.2 to 4.2 and getting the message below and haven't been able to understand why.
Error Session state protection violation: This may be caused by manual alteration of protected page item P2_PAY_NO. If you are unsure what caused this error, please contact the application administrator for assistance
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1. Before Region Process runs that pre-populates some of my Text Items.
2. The user then has the ablibity to select from a select list item that will re-populate the items populated during the Before reqion based on the date selected.
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Edited by: spuchc on Apr 12, 2013 2:07 PM

Check you are not updating items of type "Display Only".
Denes Kubicek
http://deneskubicek.blogspot.com/
http://www.apress.com/9781430235125
http://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=31517:1
http://www.amazon.de/Oracle-APEX-XE-Praxis/dp/3826655494
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SSP broke my LOV :-( - Session State Protection Issue

Hi Folks.
I'm tinkering with SSP on my application.
Here's the challenge du jour.
If I enable SSP across the entire application I can't even log in. That was resolved by setting the login page to 'Unrestricted'. not sure of the security implication of doing that but bear with me.
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I am using Patrick's APEXLIB for Cascading LOV functionality.
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Any ideas how to skin this cat?
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Kind regards
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Item(s)
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APEX: 4.1.2
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Denes,
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2. Uses tabs for updates
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http://apexjscss.blogspot.com

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Scott,
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Set Session State with Shuttle items

Is it possible to have session state set with each item selected in a shuttle? You have a shuttle with 4 possible options, you select item 2 from the left portion of shuttle and it is moved to the right.. Can you set the session state at that point?
What I am trying to do is take the session state after change in the control and use it to populate a text field below. The returned values are used in a sql select to populate the text box with a looked up value...
Thank you,
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Ruckersville, VA

TexasApexDeveloper wrote:
Won't this just push the last items value in, as apposed to appending the value?
Tony,
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NEWBIE: Submit Page to set session state

I have a form that displays various items to include Popup LOVs (dynamic; based on session variables). If the user displays a page, the session state is not yet set so the Popup LOVs don't function correctly (until the user presses the Apply Changes button to submit the page). Can I automatically submit the page or set session state for those items used in the LOVs on page load? Note that I'm not too familiar with the use of javascript. I'm using Application Express version 2.0

Yes, I discovered that! Thanks for responding, though. I basically run a process (PL/SQL) under page rendering section that looks like:
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If I attempt to log in with a freshly opened browser, navigate directly to application URL, the behaviour works as expected. Tabs appear as if items are set.
Could the fact I'm authenticated in the application builder be messing with session state behaviour?
This is with Apex 4.0.2.00.07; agnostic to browser (IE/FF/Chrome); 11gr2
Cheers,
Scott

I did consider this because I experienced the same thing with page processes.
However, in this case my post-auth function is within a package and I don't use bind variables.
I was essentially doing this in my package:
apex_util.set_session_state('F_MY_ITEM', 'Y');
my_log_proc(v('F_MY_ITEM'));And seeing Y in the debug log, yet once on my home page, viewing session state I see F_MY_ITEM as empty - unless in the scenario I described.
It's not a showstopper since the users won't be logged in to the application builder, but it would be nice to know the cause.

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