In the first two parts of this blogpost series we covered the basics and the technique on how to provide nice/friendly/readable URLs for a public APEX Application.
If you haven’t read the other two parts, please go back and read part 1, then read part 2. Done? Ok, lets continue. Continue reading
In the first part of this Blogpost Series we touched some fundamentals and finally listed some options. If you haven’t read it, yet, please do now before continuing here.
The last post ended with me saying I found a way for hrURLs that works with APEX Listener, mod_plsql and EPG.
I haven’t tested the Thoth Gateway, but based on the documentation I’d say it works as well as the mod_plsql way.
When developing mobile applications with APEX 4.2 you’ll find the developer toolbar on the page bottom is missing.
This can be a little bit annoying when investigating misbehaving applications. Oracle recognizes this as Issue 14749955 with the workaround to access the toolbar functions through a desktop page…
This is Part 4 in my Blogpost Series on improving the APEX mobile Theme. I recommend to read Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 before continuing here.
We already talked about report templates and apex list templates, this time we’ll take a look at the Popup LOV. Continue reading
This is Part 3 in my Blogpost Series on improving the APEX mobile Theme. I recommend to read Part 1 and Part 2 before continuing here.
In this Post we deal with a special list template which we will use to create a Icon Home Screen (or a Icon Menu).
This is Part 2 in my Blogpost Series on improving the APEX mobile Theme. I recommend to read Part 1 before continuing here.
Last time we covered how to create Report Templates that look like Listviews to give you better Pagination and more control over the Layout. Continue reading
I finally can start on a new mobile Application, for the first time using Oracle APEX 4.2.1 for a productive mobile App.
All my other mobile Applications have been built with previous Versions of APEX and my self made themes.
So apologies for writing that blogpost so late. But better late than never, right?
If you already developed some mobile Apps with APEX 4.2 you might have found the offered functionalities and templates a good start, but still with room for improvement.
So here are my ideas, maybe one or two things are picked up by the APEX Dev team and included in 4.2.2
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So you just created your first mobile Application with APEX 4.2 and now wonder how to get your company colors in?
Thanks to jQuery mobile this is a pretty easy task as they provide a tool for that: the ThemeRoller. Continue reading
Oracle Application Express Release 4.2.1.00.08 was released on December 14, 2012. A good oportunity to take a look behind the scenes and see what actually changed.
If you are coming from APEX 4.0 (or older) read the Posts about the differences in Oracle APEX 4.1 and the Patchset 4.1.1 and the changed things in APEX 4.2 at first.
Having used Oracle APEX since its first appearance on the Early Adopter Platform I finally got my hands on the real thing and installed in on my test-system.
This Post tries to give you a summary of the big changes in Oracle APEX 4.2 (compared to 4.1.1) from a datamodel/view/API Point of view.
If you are coming from APEX 4.0 (or older) read the Posts about the differences in Oracle APEX 4.1 and the Patchset 4.1.1 at first.