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Dynamically create objects like text items, checkboxes etc. [message #261692]

Thu, 23 August 2007 06:23

kahlid_mehz
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Location: Islamabad

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hello to all respectable experts of oracle. i am facing a problem i want to create bojects like text items, checkboxes, list items dynamically in forms. any body can help me.

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Re: Dynamically create objects like text items, checkboxes etc. [message #261887 is a reply to message #261692]

Thu, 23 August 2007 23:26

djmartin
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This is not a feature of Oracle Forms.

What is the problem you are trying to solve?

David

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Re: Dynamically create objects like text items, checkboxes etc. [message #261918 is a reply to message #261692]

Fri, 24 August 2007 01:14

Littlefoot
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You can not create them, but you might display them or not.

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Re: Dynamically create objects like text items, checkboxes etc. [message #261940 is a reply to message #261887]

Fri, 24 August 2007 02:07

kahlid_mehz
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i have a table and use crosstab query to convert columns into rows and rows into columns. query return multiple columns so i want to display all the columns on my form. have you any idea to display it or how to display grid control in oracle forms.

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Re: Dynamically create objects like text items, checkboxes etc. [message #262386 is a reply to message #261940]

Sun, 26 August 2007 21:37

djmartin
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Decide how many items you want to display on a canvas, define these items but make all but the first item 'hidden'. Then when you have more than one item to display populate the 'next' item and make it displayable.

David

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