Just started a new version of My Demo Application - based on APEX 5.0 and Universal Theme. There, I will rework the old content and provide some interesting new possibilities (as of 4.2). In
this example I am showing how to change the column type from Text to Display in a tabular form.
When could this be useful? For example if you have a certain group of users not allowed to edit a column and you don't want to create additional and conditional columns. Eventually you can use this to set only specific rows to display only depending on your application logic.
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Thanks, Denes. But as an Apex newbie, I don't understand the significance of changing the column type from text to display. Can you give a brief explanation, and also point out what the "saving state" attribute accomplishes. Thanks!
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Sometimes, it may be required, that certain users do not have access to a specific column. This may help there. Saving State is saving state. Doesn't need to be there if not required.
Denes
Thank you Denes. This is what I am looking for some time.
I have only one question to your usefull solution:how did you create the two buttons 'Salary Read Only - Save State' and 'Salary Input' at the same grid position.
Denes Kubicek, I have faced some problem in oracle apex tabular. Like I have 4 columns a tabular form empno (database column), ename (virtual column-not db), job (virtual column not db), salary (virtual column not db).
When i reorganized (order up down) virtual column and submit tabular form then show an error message.
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Current version of data in database has changed since user initiated update process. current row version identifier = "03D26C4A1202BAEE2829CE39CB9B9465C6DC5DBD" application row version identifier = "8AF6DEA19217EED5C294E0E530FB287ADF7ABFA4" (Row 1)
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