Titlebook: Pro jQuery in Oracle Application Express; Scott Wesley Book 2015 Scott Wesley 2015 jQuery.APEX.Oracle.CSS.PL/SQL.HTML5

Nibble

Implementing jQuery AlternativesThis chapter presents the final step on integrating jQuery into the APEX environment. In this chapter, we will recreate the declarative examples from the previous chapter using jQuery.

cogitate

Highlighting Selected RowSo far in the book I have covered the underlying principles behind utilizing jQuery within the Oracle APEX environment and how CSS is closely integrated with how jQuery works, but we have yet to demonstrate truly applicable examples.

Communicate

Adding Buttons to ReportsA common requirement in some form or another is to respond to a click somewhere on a particular record. Mobile applications in particular respond better with buttons than old-fashioned anchor links.

Digitalis

capsule

Link a Check Box to a CollectionThis chapter presents the first practical application of the techniques explored so far. Consider adding items to an online shopping cart. The list of items can have a check box, each allowing the user to add to the data store.

標準

Using jQuery DialogsSince APEX delivers web pages, it naturally provides a simple interface to the browser dialogs and alerts; however, they are bareboned. jQuery offers a more polished set of dialogs that facilitate alerts and questions that can match the application’s theme.

Jocose

性學(xué)院

Adding Visualization with JSONThere is a saying, “A picture paints a thousand words.” Built-in charting tools in the APEX environment help paint those pictures. Sometimes the built-in libraries don’t have the features required to paint particular pictures, so we need to rely on third-party libraries.

Adornment

Applying jQuery Post RenderAPEX is a rapid development tool that facilitates quick production of many reports. This part of the book continues to explore options for embellishing these reports, thanks to useful jQuery patterns.

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