If <input type="checkbox" onclick="$f_CheckFirstColumn(this)"> doesn't work for you in APEX 5 Interactive Reports then you will need to disable Fixed Headings (standard). Fixed headings splits the report into two tables and the function won't work.
In my case, i'm using this with checkbox columns generated with APEX_ITEM.CHECKBOX2. You have to replace the f01 with the correct sequence of your checkbox column. APEX_ITEM.CHECKBOX2(1, null) => f01, APEX_ITEM.CHECKBOX2(10, null) => f10.
5 comments:
it´s work fine for me
Hi Denes,
some improvements it this bug ?
I would like to use fixed headers stuff but i need to have some checkbox in IR too.
reagrds
J
Hi,
You have to define "percent graphic" as type in the dedicated column properties.
Hi,
another approach, even works with fixed headers:
<input type="checkbox" onclick="javascript:$f_CheckAll(this, this.checked, $('[name=f01]'));">
In my case, i'm using this with checkbox columns generated with APEX_ITEM.CHECKBOX2. You have to replace the f01 with the correct sequence of your checkbox column. APEX_ITEM.CHECKBOX2(1, null) => f01, APEX_ITEM.CHECKBOX2(10, null) => f10.
Regards,
Jens
In addition to Jens' answer, I also needed a all-on/all-off checkbox header on a IR report with fixed headers.
Jens' is actually nicer than mine... but nevertheless, here is my solution:
I change the heading of checkbox column in the IR report to:
input id="select-all" type="checkbox" onclick="
$('#select-all').click(function(event){
var chkst;
chkst=this.checked;
$(':checkbox').each(
function(){
this.checked=chkst;
}
)
}
)"
Regards
Wouter
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