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You can see source of this procedure
here:
procedure formHidden(cname in varchar2, cvalue in varchar2 DEFAULT NULL, cattributes in varchar2 DEFAULT NULL) isbegin p(htf.formHidden(cname,cvalue,cattributes)); end;
function formHidden(cname in varchar2, cvalue in varchar2 DEFAULT NULL, cattributes in varchar2 DEFAULT NULL) return varchar2 isbegin
return('<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="'||cname||'"'||' VALUE="'||cvalue||'"'||
IFNOTNULL(cattributes,' '||cattributes)|| '>');
In article <597ng3$ahv_at_linus.socs.uts.EDU.AU>, hkusumo_at_socs.uts.EDU.AU (Haris Kusumo) wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I just wondering if you could tell me what htp.formHidden do?
> I can use it to store data temporaryly and retrive it later on?
> does it function like normal HTML form?, how do I retrive the data I don't
> think submit button will ever attach to that form?
>
> Can you also tell me how to repaginate the output on Oracle Web Server?
> i.e. I have PL/SQL query that will return 100 rows, and I'd like to display
> 20 records per page and at the end I'd like to put next and prev button
> to go to next or prev page.
> If I use cursor to retrive the data it's ok for user to click on next page
> because I can fetch 20 recordas at one time, but what if the user press
> prev button, how do I go back and fetch prev 20 records?
>
> I appreciated if you could e-mail me the reply soon,because I need to get the
> web page up and running before mid january.
>
>
> you can e-mail me at hkusumo_at_socs.uts.edu.au
>
> Thanks in advance
> - Haris -
Received on Wed Dec 18 1996 - 00:00:00 CST
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