 ORACLE HTP TABLE, highlight table Row on mouseOver [message #457646] |
Tue, 25 May 2010 08:45  |
vrakesh_20
Messages: 5
Registered: May 2010
Location: Hyderabad
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Hi All,
This is Rakesh a passionate Java/Oracle developer.
I'm very good at java/j2ee/oracle but i'm totally new to ORACLE HTP package or ORACLE WEB PL/SQL.
Currently in my project we are using table which we have created using oracle htp package. But the total number of rows in the table is huge and i find it very difficult to find which td corresponds to which row when i scroll till the end.
So i'm planning to highlight the table row on mouse hover.
It can be done very easily using java script and css and i found so many sites in google for this like say,
permadi.com/tutorial/cssHighlightTableRow/index.html
But now the real challenge is how to in corporate that CSS or javascript in to my ORACLE WEB PL/SQL CODE.
By googling, i found that we can make use of htp.style and htp.script functins for incorporating css or java script.
But inspite of trying desperately, i could not find out how do i highlight my table rows on mouse over.
Can some one please guide me regarding this and give me some sample code.
If any one can help me regarding this, i'll be really grateful to them.
Thanks for your help in advance.
Thanks
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| Re: ORACLE HTP TABLE, highlight table Row on mouseOver [message #457757 is a reply to message #457728] |
Tue, 25 May 2010 20:21  |
andrew again
Messages: 2577
Registered: March 2000
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Avoid using htp.style htp.table or whatever. All they do is print some string based on the parameters you pass in.
the htp package contans Procedures whereas htf contains Functions
htp.style is simply:
procedure style(cstyle in varchar2 character set any_cs) is
begin p(htf.style(cstyle)); end;
And it just calls htf.style which is:
function style(cstyle in varchar2 character set any_cs)
return varchar2 character set cstyle%charset is
begin return ('<STYLE>'||cstyle||'</STYLE>'); end;
Seeing as you are familiar with HTML, CSS and javascript, just print the exact string you want with htp.p (p=print).
htp.p('<STYLE>
...whatever...
</STYLE>');
You'd still use specialized packages like owa_util.mime_header for html headers etc...
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