I am new to Development.
I have senario where we are trying to use custom objects to try to send SMS whenever a new record is inserted. Right now I am using a custom button which sends a message every time a user clicks on it and I noticed that a custom button cannot be disabled. However: I do want it to be disabled whenever the user sends the text message.
I tried using VF but in order to disable the button I need to depend on some field which has to be updated after clicking the button. Can anyone help me with this?
Can I send a message by using a trigger whenever a new record is added?
can we set the check box value to true in VF when a button in VF is clicked?
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In Flutter, I want to create a button on top of a webview, and when that button is pressed, a keyboard event will be sent inside the webview.
There is a property value called javascriptChannels, but it seems that it can only receive signals and cannot send them.
Is there any way to handle this?
I need to add an event listener to an ag-grid header that fires when enter is pressed only when the column is currently focused in ag-grid. The reason for this is because I'm trying to open a custom modal. I already have it firing on an event click of the button I created. However, this is not accessible, so I need to be able to tab to it and then press enter to open the modal.
Currently I am using the headerComponentParams: template: to render the html necessary in the header.
Is it somehow possible to force JIRA to display a confirmation message on state transitions? In our case we want to show somehow a notification or a reminder to the developer when he sets an issue from open to resolved to remember to review the entries in the field acceptance criteria.
You could create a Checkbox that is like called like "Confirm" that has the description with the confirmation message. Then make a new screen that is a "confirmation screen" that has the checkbox on it.
Then for the transition that you require, add this to the be the screen for the transition then make the checkbox mandatory using something like the groovy script runner.
You would also want to add a post condition that reset the checkbox after its all done so it could be re-used if you wanted to use this screen multiple times within the same workflow.
I am using the Skillsbuilders Save Before Exit Oracle ApEx plugin within one of my pages but for some reason, I do not want it to fire when the user presses the "Save" button on the page that basically branches back to itself, when they change something on the page.
Now the "Save" button is fired as part of a Dynamic Action, which basically first calls a JavaScript function, followed by PL/SQL and then performs a apex.submit("SUBMIT") JavaScript call.
With this plugin, how can I prevent it from firing when the user presses the "Save" button because when a user changes a field on the screen and then proceeds to press the "Save" button, this plugin fires and displays the dialog to the user that changes have been made, which is not what I want. I just want it to save the changes and stay on the page.
See here for plugin details:
http://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=46685:SAVE_BEFORE_EXIT:0:::::
I have read documentation http://skillbuilders.com/download/download-resource.cfm/instructions.pdf?file=Oracle-Apex/plugins/save_before_exit//instructions.pdf
You must change attribute of the plugin named "Disable Warning Selector". Specify jquery selector, applied for all buttons which you want to fire the dialog.
I need to disable apply changes button when user click once on that button. i need to do this without changing the Button template. so, is there any way to do this with dynamic actions ?
Presumably the Apply button submits the page? If so then you can have a submit computation or process that sets a hidden item e.g. P1_APPLY_PRESSED to 'Y'. Then you can create a dynamic action that fires when P1_APPLY_PRESSED = 'Y' that disables the button, specifying its ID value as a DOM object. You can use the Static ID property of the button to give it a simple ID e.g. "applyButton".