I’m trying to implement row highlighting using jquery. It works fine when the report initially loads, but does not using ppr report navigation. I tried overloading the init_htmlPPRReport() function but it fires before the ppr is rendered, thus my js has no effect.

I’ll try and overload the $a_report() built-in function and see what happens. I’m using apex 3.2.

Cheers,
Sutherland

The only way I could get additional javascript to fire before/after the PPR is to overload the $a_report() function on each page that I want non-standard functionality.

It is a litle clunky, but without modifying the seeded Apex JS there is very little else that can be done!

Cj

Cheers,
Sutherland

Best regards,
Max.

I think I may have answered my own question there. The issue seems to be because I am using Pagination Type – “Search Engine” as opposed to “Rows X to Y”

Please see an example on my ApEx page and the different way the 3 methods are being handled.

http://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=41697:2

The First uses PPR by setting the attribute in the Report Attributes section. This is the method I want to work with.

The 2nd method uses the Search Engine, without the PPR attribute set in the Report attribute, this does not use Ajax calls and submits the page each time.

The 3rd method uses the Rows X to Y pagination and performs as per your example.

My quesstion then is how can I make additional javascript fire when using the “Search Engine” method and PPR?

I look forward to hearing any suggestions from you.

Kindest Regards,

Chris

Email: chris.brown@swiftwind.co.uk

Thank you very much for getting back to me.

I have tried to use your example in ApEx 3.1 with the “Enable Partial Page Refresh” set to “Yes”, and the modifications made to my Report region (added etc and the call to the init_htmlPPRReport function.

The function is called, and an alert is shown when the page is first rendered, but when I click the pagination links (Using Scheme “Search Engine”) the report region is refreshed using PPR as expected, but the Javascript to generate the alert does not seem to be being fired.

Is this due to the Pagination Scheme that I am using, or is there something else that I may have overlooked with regards to $a_report?

I look forward to hearing from you regarding this.

Kindest Regards,

Chris

you can use the same for $a_report as well.

regards
Patrick

I am using ApEx 3.1, and want to do something similar to this, but using the $a_report function.

Do you have any idea how this could be done as your example seems to only work for the “old” way of having PPR report templates, and not the “Enable Partial Page Refresh” option in the Report options.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Kind Regards,

Chris

Patrick

It will be a bit easier in 3.1 as the PPR reports and other Report AJAX/DHTML functionality will be encapsulated in a javascript object. Namespaced and everything

Carl