The source of this plugin, where is outputs the html, there is a missing ">" to close off the div. This took me hours to figure out why it wouldnt line up on my page!

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Not sure if this helps but:

Instead of onChange, I have called the javascript function via a "Execute Javascript Code" dynamic action with javascript:calcRoute(); as the code and with the "Fire On Page Load" checked.

But of course I set the starting and ending location items via a branch before rendering the page with the plugin.

If you have an example of your page on apex.oracle.com, I can take a look.

Hi Robert

Thanks for a great plug in. I have followed your instructions as well as those in the other posts but am unable to show the directions portion of the page. When I move the javascript to page level and invoke this with the onload I just get a blank map region. Do you have any pointers?

The example demo has an html region with two select lists (P1_START and P1_END) and the plugin as a subregion.

Under the plugin region definition the starting item is P1_START and ending region is P1_END (height 400, width 700)

Both P1_START and P1_END have onChange="javascript:calcRoute();" listed under HTML Form Element Attributes in their definitions.

Each select list is using static locations but these items can be substituted with text items. You would then need a button or something to call the specific javascript function calcRoute().

I have also used a basic input form with a submit button with a branch to a new page (parsing over the starting and ending locations into hidden items) and called the javascript function onload.

First of all this is a fantastic plug-in. According to the steps available on website I created two text boxes on the region in my application. Then added the JavaScript function. Then imported the plugin. But next don't know what to do? It is not working. What attributes do I have to set can anyone elaborate?