If you want to learn how your users interact with your APEX application, which parts of it they use the most, do they scroll all the way to the bottom, do they get any errors, which are the most engaging parts - this blog post might help you. ✨
https://t.co/eL2aAUHkT2 📰 ⬅️
I used a free tool to get more insights and I can already see some pain points users have on the page that I wouldn't have thought otherwise. 💡
Other benefits of using the tool include:
🔸 Heatmaps of user clicks
🔸 Summary of user interaction
🔸 Suggestions for improvements
🔸 Lots of statistics - device types, browser types, country, referrals, etc.
🔸 Scroll depth
🔸 Average time spent
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New #orclAPEX video on my YouTube channel📽️
In this tutorial, I walk you through how to add dynamic quick picks to a Date Picker Item - for example when selecting a date and time and populating the field automatically!✨
Link to my video ➡️ https://t.co/JRDxy648R4
Since its introduction in #orclapex 20.2, the Cards region has become a favorite among developers for its ease of use and the dynamic capabilities it offers.
One of the most incredible things about it is the ability to customize the appearance of the cards using templates. You can choose from predefined styles or even create your own to match your project's theme.
But that's not all! You can also bind the Cards region to a SQL query or Web Source, making it dynamically updated based on the underlying data. Imagine having a dashboard that automatically reflects the latest information without any extra coding. It's like magic!
The short video below shows a Left Side Column page with a bunch of filters on the left side and a Cards region at the center. The Cards' body and secondary body got some Advanced Formatting to accommodate the #uiux we wanted for that page. Another cool thing is the carousel of images on the detail page. It was done using another Cards region with a bit of custom CSS. Pretty cool, isn't it?
Here's a quick tip: Don't hesitate to explore the different attributes and events associated with the Cards region. You can add actions like linking to detailed pages or even integrating with JavaScript to create interactive experiences. The possibilities are endless, and it's all made simple within APEX.
So go ahead, dive into the Cards region, and unleash your creativity. If you've done something cool with this region, share it with us! 🚀 #lowcode
FUNCTION "LOGIN" (p_username IN VARCHAR2, p_password IN VARCHAR2)
RETURN BOOLEAN IS
BEGIN
FOR c1 IN (SELECT 1 FROM users_table
WHERE MAIL = p_username AND PASSWORD = p_password and role is not null and status != 4)
LOOP
RETURN TRUE;
END LOOP;
RETURN FALSE;
END;
New #orclapex video on my YouTube channel 📽️✨
In this tutorial, we create a File Preview by using a bit of JavaScript & HTML, as well as learning about Promises what they are and how to use them!
https://t.co/pbxFflDgbI