Hi Chad - Yes, this is useful when you need to show/hide a component based on the user's selection. No need to refresh the entire page to define client-side behavior. docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/application-express/21.2/htmdb/managing-dynamic-actions.html Hope it helps!
Can you do a video on how to do it on questions? Basically answering a question with answer "a" leads to question 1 while answering with "b" leads to question 2. Is this even possible in Apex since as I see it, Apex supports solely 1 level of such a tree, or am I mistaken? I would really appreciate an answer.
What does it mean to ask a question? Is it some kind of prompt with yes/no type questions that would fork the logic? Please DM me on Twitter (twitter.com/dmcghan) or contact me via my blog (jsao.io/contact/) to continue this discussion.
best ever JS introduction for APEX developers: simple, easy to follow and reproduceable. Thank you Dan & Oracle
100% agree. Much valuable information in short time, well done!
One of the best Technology youtube video. Very well done. Thanks for making this.
Very nice workshop. It provides an insight into the working model for APEX. There's a lot to grasp but it is very well explained.
Wow!!Its Really helpful for me......thanks.
Is there an advantage in using a dynamic action to show/hide an object rather than configuring a server side condition for that object?
Hi Chad - Yes, this is useful when you need to show/hide a component based on the user's selection. No need to refresh the entire page to define client-side behavior.
docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/application-express/21.2/htmdb/managing-dynamic-actions.html
Hope it helps!
Thank you Dan, very helpfull.
Can you do a video on how to do it on questions?
Basically answering a question with answer "a" leads to question 1 while answering with "b" leads to question 2.
Is this even possible in Apex since as I see it, Apex supports solely 1 level of such a tree, or am I mistaken?
I would really appreciate an answer.
What does it mean to ask a question? Is it some kind of prompt with yes/no type questions that would fork the logic? Please DM me on Twitter (twitter.com/dmcghan) or contact me via my blog (jsao.io/contact/) to continue this discussion.
thank you so much