oracle-apex

I have a checkbox item on my page (note: this is not inside a report) and I want to dynamically check the checkboxes when the page loads. I have a table which has all the checkbox types and a table which identifies which checkboxes that user has access to or in better terms should be checked. My question is, within an Apex checkbox item how do you tell it to dynamically check a checkbox. I have it working in a report and my query looks like this: SELECT at.name AS TITLE, CASE WHEN at.name IN (SELECT atp.name FROM preferences p) THEN apex_item.checkbox(1,at.value,'CHECKED') ELSE apex_item

I want to create some links in Oracle APEX to the application itself. But it changes in my development envireonment and the production environment. I need a way to determine my current hostname and port. Which function can help me? The necessary method is in the APEX_UTIL -package and called HOST_URL . With the parameter, you can extend the output: Given your hostname is example.com and your port is 5883 . function call | result ---------------------------------|----------------------------------- APEX_UTIL.HOST_URL() | http://example.com:5883 APEX_UTIL.HOST_URL('SCRIPT') | http://example.com

I am a newbee in Apex and I am using apex 5.1.3. I am creating a report through sql query and where clause of the query should be dynamic which needs be taken from another table column. On page load i loaded this where condition string from table and set that as page item :P5_NEW I tried like this: select * from EMPLOYEES where :P5_NEW Page item :P5_NEW contains the string which should be appended to where clause. But apex throws error ORA-00920: invalid relational operator . Can some one please advice how I can append a string to where clause in APEX report query? Thanks P5_NEW (well, why not

I am playing around with parsing XML files on remote server using oracle apex and pl/sql. I use APEX_WEB_SERVICE.MAKE_REST_REQUEST to get the xml file into a clob variable and then use XPATH and XMLTable to get specific text. Here's a sample XML file that I have (note that, the original file is quite complex, this is only the representation of the content in the file): <article> <index> <term>term1</term> <term>term2</term> </index> <ul> <li>this is text with term1</li> </ul> <p>this is another text with term1</p> <p>this is text with term2</p> </article> <article> <index> <term>term2</term>