How can I retrieve in "Events from calendar log" the contents of the "event title" field in a complete whole way? When I click on the three dots and I select "COMPLETE VLEUR" I do not receive all the content of the "title" or "description" field but only a part that ends with three dots.
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I have to google sheets. One sheet is a google form response where it says if an item is received and the model number.
The next sheet is an inventory sheet that needs to be checked off. I'm having trouble creating a formula that imports cell info from one sheet to the other.
put sheet name onto singlequotes attach exclamation mark and include range. examples:
'Sheet 1'!A1:D5
'Form Responses 1'!A:Z
Sheet5!A5:A10
then you can put it into query formula:
=QUERY('Form Responses 1'!A:Z; "select A,B,C"; 0)
update:
=ARRAYFORMULA(IF(A2:A="",,IF(""=IFNA(
VLOOKUP(D2:D, 'Form Responses 1'!C2:C, 1, 0)), "no", "yes")))
I have a date field and a interactive grid. I am trying to generate the Interactive grid based on the value inputted in the date field.
I am trying to write the query as below :
select pap.effective_start_date , pap.effective_end_date
from per_all_people_f pap
where :SELECT_DATE between pap.effective_start_date and
pap.effective_end_date
Here, SELECT_DATE is the name of the Date field (datatype Date picker). I am writing a dynamic action on Change of Date field, and refreshing the interactive grid region.
But when I change the value in Date field, it doesn't return any rows.
I have done a similar change where my interactive grid was based on a dropdown. There I had to set the "page action on selection" to Submit, and it worked. But here, since it is a Date field, the "Page Action on selection" property doesn't appear on the page .
Can somebody please suggest, how can I achieve this.
You need to explicitly convert your bind variables, which are treated as strings, to dates.
to_date(:SELECT_DATE)
The format mask will come from the application properties, or you can be explicit with that, too.
I have a scattergraph with several points on it.
I'd like to have some text and possibly an url, so I can go to the page specially for that item represented by that point.
(The graph is wholesale price vs sales price, I want the legend to show the item number, title, and go the product page for that item when I click on the point)
I get the data as json via ajax; part of the data is
'
"rows": [
{"c": [{"v": 24,"f": null},{"v": 399,"f": null}]},
{"c": [{"v": 24.9,"f": null},{"v": 369,"f": null}]},
....
`
I haven't been able to find documentation on how to do it, but I'm sure I have seen it.
I have an item to enter email id, and two more items to get the values of first/last name and department of that user which we have given without refresh the page or without enter.
Item 1: ex : a...z#gmail.com (text field)
Item 2 : ex Mechanical (display only)
Item 3 : ex Abinnaya Moorthy (display only)
This should happen when we have given the email id and as soon as the cursor is out from email id the two item values should display.
I have used dynamic action but not getting exact output, please let me know.
On Item 1 make a following dynamic action:
Event: Change (I would recommend 'change', although based on your question, you might also be interested in 'Mouse Leave', although it would trigger DA even when no change in item value occurred, for example when someone just clicked on it and clicked away)
Selection Type: Item
Item: your Item 1
First true action: Execute PL/SQL Code
inserting values into your items Item 2 and Item 3, while using your Item 1 as a condition in WHERE clause
Page Items to Submit: your Item 1
Page Items to Return: your items Item 2 and Item 3
Second true action: Refresh
Selection Type: Item(s)
Item(s): your items Item1 and Item2
Let's say I have 1 field like an email field above. Then I have 50 display only fields that values are coming from (Source) SQL queries that depends on email field. How to refresh this fields without refreshing page, but also without Setting its value manually? I would only like to trigger them to perform their Source SQL query and refresh values on the page.
Setting their values by SetValue action will result in having same queries in Dynamic Action and in Source SQL Query for each field. Also for 50 fields DA would have hundreds of SQL lines and would become not maintainable.
assuming you are working on page 9, and the email field is :P9_EMAIL_ITEM, and the name fields are :P9_FNAME_ITEM and :P9_LNAME_ITEM
The email field is a text field (it doesn't matter what the source is)
The name fields should be display only, and in properties the setting "Based On" should be "Page Item Value", set the source property to type Null.
On the email text field, create a new dynamic action, set the When properties to: Event -> Change, Selection Type -> Item(s), Item(s) -> P9_EMAIL_ITEM
Under the dynamic actions you'll have a "New" event, with a "True" folder, and inside it a new action (probably "Show"). Change its action to "Set Value".
change the setting property so that "Set Type" will be "SQL statement", and write a statement with the following structure:
select FNAME_COLUMN, LNAME_COLUMN
from RELEVANT_TABLE
where EMAIL_COLUMN = :P9_EMAIL_ITEM
Under "Items to submit" select the P9_EMAIL_ITEM.
in the Affected Elements properties set Selection type -> Item(s) and Item(s) -> P9_FNAME_ITEM, P9_LNAME_ITEM
In "Execution Options" select NO for Fire on Initialization
what we did on step 5 is "refreshing" the relevant items, without refreshing the page
I just tested it out and here's what works very well:
On Item 1, create a DA on 'Loose Focus'
Create two true actions for 'Set Value', for both Item 2 and Item 3.
Select Settings > Set Type as SQL Statement.
Write query to fetch item 2 and item 3, base on item 1 (I suggest comparing lower cases of both to make it case in-sensitive.)
Items to Submit -> Item 1
And viola, it's done!
This is a very odd question but i wondered whether it was possible to trigger a process that runs an SQL UPDATE when the user leaves this specific page, either by clicking on the breadcrumb, tabs or back button?
I did setup the process to run on the 'Back' button; however i ran into the problem of: What if s/he clicks on the breadcrumb or a tab instead.
I have searched the net and posting this question was a last resort. I wondered if anyone can point me in the correct direction?
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Page 1:
Includes a text field and a button. The user enters the category into the text field and clicks on the button to proceed to the next page. The button passes the value in the text field to a text field on Page 2.
Page 2:
Two regions on the page. One region holds information about the category - Category name from the previous page, category description, and the category revision number (which is what i'm trying to get working). The second region is a report that pulls the item name and number that are listed under the category in the category text field. A 'View' link is used on the report to load the edit page for the specific item selected. The 'View' link passes the 'category name' (from the category text field) and the 'item number' from the report to page 3.
Page 3
Two regions are used, first region: Lists the Item number which came from page 2 and name of the item (which i use a simple query to retrieve). In the second region: A report is used with two columns: a list of item properties in column 1, and a text field next to each item property in column 2 to hold the value that can be updated. The 'Apply Changes' button has some PlSql behind which looks for changes and updates where required. It updates the relevant fields that have changed, and it then takes the user back to Page 2 (Page showing user the items listed for the category intitally entered).
I cant increase the category revision on the 'apply changes' button on page 3 because the user may complete edits for items under the same category. So i dont know where i can increase the category revision by 1 per vist to a category. P.s I already increment the revision number for each item by 1 if the info has been changed using the 'apply changes' button on page 3.
One way of doing this is by updating the session state of the page items (without submitting the page as normal) via ajax and by calling an Application Process which updates the table, when called by a javascript onbeforeunload.
Create an Application Process to fire On Demand, named UpdatePageXOnExit or something. In the PL/SQL block of that Application Process, use SQL update commands with the item state of each item on the page that you wish to update; something like the following:
BEGIN
UPDATE table_name SET col1 = :PX_ITEM_1, col2 = :PX_ITEM_2, col3 = :PX_ITEM3, col4 = :PX_ITEM_4, col5 = PX_ITEM_5
WHERE (condition... I would suggest ROWIDs to simplify changes to the
fields of the PK; otherwise you will have to create additional
page items for each field of the PK, then set those items to
the values of the PK when the page loads using a before
header page process, and then use those values in this where
clause like this: where col1 = :PX_ORIGINAL_PK_FIELD_1 AND col2 =
:PX_ORIGINAL_PK_FIELD_2 );
END ;
Go to the page settings for that particular page, and in the JavaScript: Execute On Page Load section, write something like the following:
window.onbeforeunload = updateOnExit;
And in the JavaScript Function and Global Variables Declaration, write something like the following:
function updateOnExit() {
var get = new htmldb_Get(null,&APP_ID.,'APPLICATION_PROCESS=UpdatePageXOnExit',&APP_PAGE_ID.);
get.add('PX_ITEM_1',$x('PX_ITEM_1').value)
get.add('PX_ITEM_2',$x('PX_ITEM_2').value)
get.add('PX_ITEM_3',$x('PX_ITEM_3').value)
get.add('PX_ITEM_4',$x('PX_ITEM_4').value)
get.add('PX_ITEM_5',$x('PX_ITEM_5').value)
gReturn = get.get();
get = null;
// Comment out the following line or not, as per the note in the following paragraph
return 'Are you sure you would like to leave the page?';
}
This last piece is the AJAX that updates the session states of the page items on the page that have been changed on the user's end but that haven't been uploaded to the servers end which normally occurs during page submission. Note: If you comment out the return statement, than there will be no warning box that will allow the user to stay on the page. If that is what you prefer, go for it. If you chose to use the warning box, the ajax will execute the page process even if the user chooses to stay on the page.