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Dynamic Action Plugin
A beautiful apex dynamic action pluginA beautiful apex dynamic action plugin created using http://www.abeautifulsite.net/blog/2008/09/jquery-context-menu-plugin/ that adds the context menu to any APEX Report or Region. Just use this dynamic action plugin on page load event to create context menu for region, report or any jQuery selector. It also works on Interactive reports and SQL Reports. Adding Icons: You can add your own icons to the menus by adding CSS entries to your page header. For example: As shown below you can add an icon to the menu called Test1 space, The actual menu name is 'Test1 space' but the menu css class attribute will be set to Test1_space by this plugin(replaces space with _). .contextMenu LI.Test1_space A { background-image:url('#WORKSPACE_IMAGES#help.png'); } Click here to see an working example
Please add a comment below, if you need any more help on how to use this plugin. Keywords
apex plugin,apex context menu,dynamic action |
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Date added: 20.3.2012
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4.0
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Please look at my recent reply on the oracle forum.
https://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=2504276
Thanks
Event=After refresh
What about Selection type ?
Could you be so kind to provide detailed manual for newbie.
Thank you a lot
Its working fine for me - I am running Firefox 18.0.1 on windows vista.
Are you getting any errors in the JavaScript console?
Thanks,
Vikram
Thanks for your great suggestions.
#1 sounds very good to me because you can call existing JavaScript function as well as write new code.
#2 is excellent because then the users can provide their own class names.
Thanks
first: nice plugin!
I would suggest two changes that would IMHO be a little more elegant when using the plugin:
1) instead of let the user provide a javascript function name, change the attribute into a textarea where only the contents (body) of the javascript function needs to be provided
2) Instead of doing the format via css in the page header, let the user provide HTML in the item fields (the "action"-parameter of the js-function must be changed to "index" in this case).
What do you think?
Cheers, Hans
I have fixed the issue and uploaded the plugin file for 4.0 version, please download the file now and try again.
Thanks
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