Thanks for your response. I checked out the posting, and unfortunately that did not solve my problem. My application is hosted at Revion. Would it be possible for you to have a look at the problem?

Regards
Marissa

check out this posting here http://www.oracle-and-apex.com/question-apexlib-not-defined/ .

Peter

I am hosting my application on Revion.com.
I installed the library using the ApexLib_install_into_application_schema.sql script.
I integrated the library into my application using the ApexLib_integrate_into_application.sql.

When I run the page (any page) in the application, I get the browser error ‘apexlib’ is undefined.

Where do I start looking, does anything specific need to be set in the database that I missed?

Regards
Marissa

it’s some code you have to put into a page 0 region. See the How-To Integrate document (http://inside-apex.blogspot.com/2006/12/apexlib-framework-how-to-integreate.html) in chapter 3.3

Patrick

I am trying to integrate this. Call you explain to me where I need to call the ApexLib_Browser.checkForUpDownKey; API? Where do I add this code?

Thanks
V

What type of exception do you get?

You can write me an e-mail, you can find it in my blog profile. That’s easier for communication.

Patrick

I am more newbie to APEX than you are .Hence this silly question.

How does one hide the row slector check box in a tabular form.

When I try to hide it, i get an MRU exception on pressing submit. Your advice will be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance
-V

But it may take a while to implement it, because in JavaScript there is no “sendKey” or something similar to simulate going to the next field. Just going to the field next to the current one is also no option because the order could be changed with tabindex…

Patrick

Alternatively (or in addition), you could jump directly to the next/previous cell if you press Ctrl + right/left arrow.

Patrick