The documentation for the Payroll APIs

Hello,
I would be grateful if somebody tells me the URL of the Payroll APIs technical documentation (that contains examples, etc). I searched in Metalink , eTRM and internet but did not find it.
Thank you

Check these -
http://irep.oracle.com/index.html
http://irep11i10.oracle.com/OA_HTML/OA.jsp?page=%2Foracle%2Fapps%2Ffnd%2Frep%2Fwebui%2FInterfacesBrowsePG
http://irep11i10.oracle.com/OA_HTML/OA.jsp?page=%2Foracle%2Fapps%2Ffnd%2Frep%2Fwebui%2FInterfacesBrowsePG&_ti=348161785&oapc=3&oas=8iQGFG9ksNZ3PHfFj0C-3Q..
Cheers,
VB
Edited by: VB on Sep 25, 2011 1:01 PM

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Create a Navigational Hierarchy for filtering with the Table API

Hello,
I've built a WAD report acourding to the how to document: "Create a Navigational Hierarchy for filtering with the Table API".
It works great but i dont know How to make the hirarchey to show the key and the text.
Please Advice.
David

Hi Kenneth,
please have a look in the source of the executed Web Application. What is inside of the <div> with the id filter?
You should also find a td tag with id hier_xyz with xyz the filter inside of the <div>-Tag with id filter.
Also check whether you have a javascript error.
Have a look on the Javascript function set_style. Perhaps you can paste it here, than I can have a look.
Heike

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