Louis-Guillaume's Blog

I build a quick demo for those of you who need the "good old Oracle Forms" Alert functionality in APEX. example: BEGIN IF [condition] THEN Alert("the alert message!", OK, Cancel); END IF; END; There's not much to explain. As usual, you'll find all the code on the demo page. Here's the working demo of an Alert Message initiated by PL/SQL code .

Recently, Tyler started a thread about jQuery plugins for APEX . At the same time, I was working on 2 jQuery plugins. Links to the jQuery plugins for APEX. Tyler's Plugins 1) jApex 0.2 L-G's Plugins 1) jquery.apex-session-0.0.1.js 2) jquery.apexpage-0.0.2.js Personally, I prefer to use many plugins. Each plugin should be use for a specific task. I think it's also easier to update a small plugin because the impact is smaller. So what do you think: One big plugin or many small plugins?

This week, my grand-father passed away. He's the one who teaches me lots of stuff about life. Without him, I wouldn't be the same person. For the last year, he wasn't able to read anymore... all his life was about reading and learning. He couldn't read my articles and that makes him frustrated and sad. I want to dedicate him all my work. Papi, I will never forget you. Ton petit fils, Louis-Guillaume.