I couple of days ago I wrote about a way using AJAX based select lists in APEX.
After some hints from Peter Raganitsch I tried the ApexLib Framework but I run into some issues with ExtJS.
Error message:
vFieldValue is undefined
populateLovField(Object { name="pFieldId"}, Object { name="pLovEntry"})ApexLib_Full.js
populateDependingLovs(Object { name="pFieldId"})ApexLib_Full.js
(?)()ApexLib_Full.js
(?)(Object { name="pEvent"})ApexLib_Full.js
vAjaxRequest.add(pLovEntry.oUsedFi...ace(/\:/g, String.fromCharCode(1)));
Error part where somehow an ExtJS function got called:
vAjaxRequest.add(pLovEntry.oUsedFieldList[ii], vFieldValue.replace(/\:/g, String.fromCharCode(1)));
I found another solution from Carl Backstrom: Ajax Selects
I modified his script a bit and used it in my environment.
Using the ApexLib would have been much easier luckily I just had a really small application.
Good for us that APEX 4.0 will solve these problems by a new standard feature:
Oracle APEX 4.0: Cascading LOVs/Select Lists
After some hints from Peter Raganitsch I tried the ApexLib Framework but I run into some issues with ExtJS.
Error message:
vFieldValue is undefined
populateLovField(Object { name="pFieldId"}, Object { name="pLovEntry"})ApexLib_Full.js
populateDependingLovs(Object { name="pFieldId"})ApexLib_Full.js
(?)()ApexLib_Full.js
(?)(Object { name="pEvent"})ApexLib_Full.js
vAjaxRequest.add(pLovEntry.oUsedFi...ace(/\:/g, String.fromCharCode(1)));
Error part where somehow an ExtJS function got called:
vAjaxRequest.add(pLovEntry.oUsedFieldList[ii], vFieldValue.replace(/\:/g, String.fromCharCode(1)));
I found another solution from Carl Backstrom: Ajax Selects
I modified his script a bit and used it in my environment.
Using the ApexLib would have been much easier luckily I just had a really small application.
Good for us that APEX 4.0 will solve these problems by a new standard feature:
Oracle APEX 4.0: Cascading LOVs/Select Lists
