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How to create context menus which appear on right clicking in oracle apex report?
Oracle APEX: popup menuOracle Apex: Is it possible to create buttons which have similar functionality to the action menu within interactive reports?Oracle Apex 5.0: Can you use the action menu buttons on an Interactive report when the action bar is set to not show?Oracle Apex 5: retain format of Interactive Report on downloadTutorial to create custom reports on Oracle APEX 5LOV on Interactive Report Oracle Apex 5Deletion doesn't work for interactive report in Oracle ApexOracle APEX use button to change report source sqlOracle Apex 5 Calendar Drop-down disappears behind column headers of the reporthow to select record id in oracle apex interactive reportDate Picker Parameter for Oracle Apex Interactive Report
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I need to display a context menu when a user right clicks on a report
and the user can perform an action on the rows selected. How to achieve this?
I can see there is already an action button on top of an interactive report. Can we customize that?
oracle oracle-apex oracle-apex-5
asked Mar 24 at 17:08
PTKPTK
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I need to display a context menu when a user right clicks on a report
and the user can perform an action on the rows selected. How to achieve this?
I can see there is already an action button on top of an interactive report. Can we customize that?
oracle oracle-apex oracle-apex-5
asked Mar 24 at 17:08
PTKPTK
547
I don't know how to achieve this. Though, what kind of an "action" would you want to do?
– Littlefoot
Mar 24 at 18:45
It would be business logic associated with rows selected. For example update salaries of the selected employees. The update can be done through a database procedure which gets called when user clicks on the update salary option in the context menu.
– PTK
Mar 24 at 18:48
Well, if nothing else helps, you could create a Select List item whose values would be those "actions". You'd then call the appropriate (stored) procedure either on page submit or via dynamic action.
– Littlefoot
Mar 24 at 18:51
Possible dup of stackoverflow.com/questions/4992670/oracle-apex-popup-menu but as I'm not familiar with Apex I'll allow those with more experience to determine if it is, in fact, a dup.
– Bob Jarvis
Mar 24 at 19:24
add a comment |
I need to display a context menu when a user right clicks on a report
and the user can perform an action on the rows selected. How to achieve this?
I can see there is already an action button on top of an interactive report. Can we customize that?
oracle oracle-apex oracle-apex-5
asked Mar 24 at 17:08
PTKPTK
547
I need to display a context menu when a user right clicks on a report
and the user can perform an action on the rows selected. How to achieve this?
I can see there is already an action button on top of an interactive report. Can we customize that?
oracle oracle-apex oracle-apex-5
oracle oracle-apex oracle-apex-5
asked Mar 24 at 17:08
PTKPTK
547
asked Mar 24 at 17:08
PTKPTK
547
asked Mar 24 at 17:08
PTKPTK
547
asked Mar 24 at 17:08
PTKPTK
547
asked Mar 24 at 17:08
PTKPTK
547
547
I don't know how to achieve this. Though, what kind of an "action" would you want to do?
– Littlefoot
Mar 24 at 18:45
It would be business logic associated with rows selected. For example update salaries of the selected employees. The update can be done through a database procedure which gets called when user clicks on the update salary option in the context menu.
– PTK
Mar 24 at 18:48
Well, if nothing else helps, you could create a Select List item whose values would be those "actions". You'd then call the appropriate (stored) procedure either on page submit or via dynamic action.
– Littlefoot
Mar 24 at 18:51
Possible dup of stackoverflow.com/questions/4992670/oracle-apex-popup-menu but as I'm not familiar with Apex I'll allow those with more experience to determine if it is, in fact, a dup.
– Bob Jarvis
Mar 24 at 19:24
add a comment |
I don't know how to achieve this. Though, what kind of an "action" would you want to do?
– Littlefoot
Mar 24 at 18:45
It would be business logic associated with rows selected. For example update salaries of the selected employees. The update can be done through a database procedure which gets called when user clicks on the update salary option in the context menu.
– PTK
Mar 24 at 18:48
Well, if nothing else helps, you could create a Select List item whose values would be those "actions". You'd then call the appropriate (stored) procedure either on page submit or via dynamic action.
– Littlefoot
Mar 24 at 18:51
Possible dup of stackoverflow.com/questions/4992670/oracle-apex-popup-menu but as I'm not familiar with Apex I'll allow those with more experience to determine if it is, in fact, a dup.
– Bob Jarvis
Mar 24 at 19:24
I don't know how to achieve this. Though, what kind of an "action" would you want to do?
– Littlefoot
Mar 24 at 18:45
I don't know how to achieve this. Though, what kind of an "action" would you want to do?
– Littlefoot
Mar 24 at 18:45
It would be business logic associated with rows selected. For example update salaries of the selected employees. The update can be done through a database procedure which gets called when user clicks on the update salary option in the context menu.
– PTK
Mar 24 at 18:48
It would be business logic associated with rows selected. For example update salaries of the selected employees. The update can be done through a database procedure which gets called when user clicks on the update salary option in the context menu.
– PTK
Mar 24 at 18:48
Well, if nothing else helps, you could create a Select List item whose values would be those "actions". You'd then call the appropriate (stored) procedure either on page submit or via dynamic action.
– Littlefoot
Mar 24 at 18:51
Well, if nothing else helps, you could create a Select List item whose values would be those "actions". You'd then call the appropriate (stored) procedure either on page submit or via dynamic action.
– Littlefoot
Mar 24 at 18:51
Possible dup of stackoverflow.com/questions/4992670/oracle-apex-popup-menu but as I'm not familiar with Apex I'll allow those with more experience to determine if it is, in fact, a dup.
– Bob Jarvis
Mar 24 at 19:24
Possible dup of stackoverflow.com/questions/4992670/oracle-apex-popup-menu but as I'm not familiar with Apex I'll allow those with more experience to determine if it is, in fact, a dup.
– Bob Jarvis
Mar 24 at 19:24
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There's no built in way to do this. I see a few options:
- You could hack together your own actions. You would add a Dynamic Event on
mousedownon your report, then some Javascript to handle the action. - If it doesn't have to be a right click option, you can add a custom menu to a report. Here's one way of doing it. http://hardlikesoftware.com/weblog/2015/07/13/apex-5-0-custom-menus/
- Also, if using the Interactive Grid is an option, that menu can also be customized. See: http://hardlikesoftware.com/weblog/2017/01/24/how-to-hack-apex-interactive-grid-part-2/
answered Mar 24 at 19:55
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If you're willing to use a commercial Apex add-on product, I have used the FOEX add-ons with great success. However, it's not cheap and it would require changing your report to use their report-style (which we like). Then you can add a context menu that's maintained via the Shared Components -> Lists.
https://www.foex.at/home/
I'm just a user, not a shill or employee...
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There's no built in way to do this. I see a few options:
- You could hack together your own actions. You would add a Dynamic Event on
mousedownon your report, then some Javascript to handle the action. - If it doesn't have to be a right click option, you can add a custom menu to a report. Here's one way of doing it. http://hardlikesoftware.com/weblog/2015/07/13/apex-5-0-custom-menus/
- Also, if using the Interactive Grid is an option, that menu can also be customized. See: http://hardlikesoftware.com/weblog/2017/01/24/how-to-hack-apex-interactive-grid-part-2/
answered Mar 24 at 19:55
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There's no built in way to do this. I see a few options:
- You could hack together your own actions. You would add a Dynamic Event on
mousedownon your report, then some Javascript to handle the action. - If it doesn't have to be a right click option, you can add a custom menu to a report. Here's one way of doing it. http://hardlikesoftware.com/weblog/2015/07/13/apex-5-0-custom-menus/
- Also, if using the Interactive Grid is an option, that menu can also be customized. See: http://hardlikesoftware.com/weblog/2017/01/24/how-to-hack-apex-interactive-grid-part-2/
answered Mar 24 at 19:55
eaolsoneaolson
9,06863247
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There's no built in way to do this. I see a few options:
- You could hack together your own actions. You would add a Dynamic Event on
mousedownon your report, then some Javascript to handle the action. - If it doesn't have to be a right click option, you can add a custom menu to a report. Here's one way of doing it. http://hardlikesoftware.com/weblog/2015/07/13/apex-5-0-custom-menus/
- Also, if using the Interactive Grid is an option, that menu can also be customized. See: http://hardlikesoftware.com/weblog/2017/01/24/how-to-hack-apex-interactive-grid-part-2/
answered Mar 24 at 19:55
eaolsoneaolson
9,06863247
There's no built in way to do this. I see a few options:
- You could hack together your own actions. You would add a Dynamic Event on
mousedownon your report, then some Javascript to handle the action. - If it doesn't have to be a right click option, you can add a custom menu to a report. Here's one way of doing it. http://hardlikesoftware.com/weblog/2015/07/13/apex-5-0-custom-menus/
- Also, if using the Interactive Grid is an option, that menu can also be customized. See: http://hardlikesoftware.com/weblog/2017/01/24/how-to-hack-apex-interactive-grid-part-2/
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If you're willing to use a commercial Apex add-on product, I have used the FOEX add-ons with great success. However, it's not cheap and it would require changing your report to use their report-style (which we like). Then you can add a context menu that's maintained via the Shared Components -> Lists.
https://www.foex.at/home/
I'm just a user, not a shill or employee...
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If you're willing to use a commercial Apex add-on product, I have used the FOEX add-ons with great success. However, it's not cheap and it would require changing your report to use their report-style (which we like). Then you can add a context menu that's maintained via the Shared Components -> Lists.
https://www.foex.at/home/
I'm just a user, not a shill or employee...
answered Mar 27 at 15:23
StewS2StewS2
230210
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If you're willing to use a commercial Apex add-on product, I have used the FOEX add-ons with great success. However, it's not cheap and it would require changing your report to use their report-style (which we like). Then you can add a context menu that's maintained via the Shared Components -> Lists.
https://www.foex.at/home/
I'm just a user, not a shill or employee...
answered Mar 27 at 15:23
StewS2StewS2
230210
If you're willing to use a commercial Apex add-on product, I have used the FOEX add-ons with great success. However, it's not cheap and it would require changing your report to use their report-style (which we like). Then you can add a context menu that's maintained via the Shared Components -> Lists.
https://www.foex.at/home/
I'm just a user, not a shill or employee...
answered Mar 27 at 15:23
StewS2StewS2
230210
answered Mar 27 at 15:23
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I don't know how to achieve this. Though, what kind of an "action" would you want to do?
– Littlefoot
Mar 24 at 18:45
It would be business logic associated with rows selected. For example update salaries of the selected employees. The update can be done through a database procedure which gets called when user clicks on the update salary option in the context menu.
– PTK
Mar 24 at 18:48
Well, if nothing else helps, you could create a Select List item whose values would be those "actions". You'd then call the appropriate (stored) procedure either on page submit or via dynamic action.
– Littlefoot
Mar 24 at 18:51
Possible dup of stackoverflow.com/questions/4992670/oracle-apex-popup-menu but as I'm not familiar with Apex I'll allow those with more experience to determine if it is, in fact, a dup.
– Bob Jarvis
Mar 24 at 19:24