Where do I set OnPanelChanged variable?

Using DIADEM 2012 Trial
I need to run a sub procedure that will add units (oz-in) to one of my channels and then ultimately converts it to(Nm). I got that working fine so I want to now have it run based on an event. It looks like if I use OnPanelChanged I can set it to call this sub anytime I switch from Nav to View. Where do I set the variable?

Hello Tweedy,
Here are the steps to reproduce:
-Create and save a script file containing:
Call AddUserCommandToEvent("onPanelChanged", "yourSub")
Sub yourSub(LastPanel, NewPanel)
End Sub
The Call AddUserCommandToEvent adds the myTest function as a callback when the onPanelChanged event occurs. The function needs to contain the two parameters for the LastPanel and NewPanel. You can call your sub within that sub or just make your sub the callback function however it would have to have only the LastPanel and NewPanel as parameter inputs.
-Navigate to Settings>>Options>>Extensions>>User Commands
-Add the script you created above
-Click Refresh and the script should be loaded
Ian M.
National Instruments

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Greetings everyone!
I use JDeveloper version 11.1.2.3.0
I am currently trying to get some filtered data from a VO, based on a WHERE clause with a bind variable. This process should be done on page load. I have to set this bind variable with the id of the logged user (the part of getting this id is already achieved and used somewhere else). My current approach is defining a managed bean with pageFlow scope. Inside this i have a method in which i retrieve the id and i set it as the parameter value. The code snippet:
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What am i doing wrong? May be this is not the right approach, as i've seen some other posts about this topic but they are not very clear to me.
Please advice

Approach1:
Drag and Drop an Application method as Default Method Call Activity, then draw a control flow case from the method to your page.
In the application module method, implement appropriate logic.
Approach2:
Using a combination of client listener and server listener will also help.
<af:clientListener method="onLoadAction" type="load"/>
<af:serverListener type="MyCustomServerEvent"
method="#{backingBeanScope.editBean.onLoadListener}"/>
function onLoadAction(event){
           /*alert(':::: onSave ::');*/
           AdfCustomEvent.queue(actionEvent.getSource(),
                         "MyCustomServerEvent",
                         true);
       actionEvent.cancel() ;
       actionEvent.stopPropagation();

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