I want to run Oracle Forms (10G) at right side of the web-browser. I tried to change form property but it didn't work. Is there a way to change the display?
u Can set the window position. means the x and y position of the window
i done it by using form.cfg file at server at forms software changing the width at it thanks again for help
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I want to developed restaurant management system on Oracle Apex front-end like below screenshots taken from desktop applications which was developed on .net. I just want to show my developed numeric keyboard on screen and to prevent device keyboard to be opened throughout application. I'm using oracle apex 18c. You will get my point clearly after looking into below screenshot.
You need to create the layout manually. In this case default components are not going to help you a lot, If I were you, I will try to create my own html and css and implemented into static region.
Yes, it is possible to create this layout in APEX, There is more than one approach to develop this layout.
One of the easiest approach is:
Create a static region with text fields and buttons which executes
dynamic actions on click.
If you want to display the clicked Button text, store the value in an
APEX Item and return it so that it will be displayed in the page.
Easy pease, just remember that APEX apps are responsive and things may look different in certain screens.
You can create Static Regions with button or page items and have them occupy a spefici number of columns (Column Span property). that should work for your grids.
For the inputs, instead of the template being "Floating" or "Optional Above", just change it to "Optional", which will make the labels stay on the left side. Btw, when you change it to optional it will enable a "Label Column Span" which you can use to define the size of the label.
I am designing an application using Oracle FORM Builder 6i.
How can I change the window size that open automatically according to the monitor of various sizes?
Please help
Locate window name in Object navigator; by default, it is (probably) "WINDOW1".
If PRE-FORM trigger doesn't exist, create it and put such a line into it:
set_window_property('WINDOW1', window_state, maximize);
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this is the window name
An alternative approach would be to use
set_window_property(forms_mdi_window, window_state, maximize);
I have spied a notepad and text box of a notepad contains a string which will be visible only if you scroll down.
Now I am trying to perform a single click there via passing a rectangle co-ordinate to the Test Complete.So with that it is able to click if it is visible on the screen otherwise it fails saying :"there was an attempt to perform an action at a point which is beyond the screen"
Is there any way where we can scroll to the point of interaction before performing the action.
I tried with following steps to achieve that but its of no help.
testObj.setFocus()
testObj.hover()
testObject.MouseWheelScroll(an integer value)
Please try this..
testObj.scrollIntoView(true);
I'm using this code and this is working fine for me..
I have developed an installer with Nsis with a components page in which the user can select the components to install. I would like to change the size of the component list window and make it greater in order to make visible the entire text of each component without scroll bars.
Does anybody know how I can do it? I'm using simple MUI.nsh, not MUI2.nsh.
Any help will be pleasant. Thanks in advance.
Define MUI_COMPONENTSPAGE_SMALLDESC or MUI_COMPONENTSPAGE_NODESC, if that is not enough you will need to use a custom dialog (ChangeUI)
I have a problem with screen size. In my computer, I set form size is 1915*1130. However, when open project in other computer (the same resolution), form size is change into 1910x1020.
2 computer resolutions is set as the same.
Is there any property to prevent that.
Does anyone have the same issue?
Please help me.
Thanks,
Ankata
Try this, http://forums.aspfree.com/visual-studio-how-to-73/windows-form-height-size-cant-be-made-bigger-than-screen-382576.html
He puts a panel control onto the form with scroll bars on. This allows you to set the size of the panel and somehow the form accommodates it. Haven't tried it myself.