Module 2: Adding JavaScript to APEX Apps

This module covers the following topics:
1. Dynamic Actions [0:26]
2. Dynamic Actions with JavaScript hooks [10:28]
3. Page and component level attributes [14:06]
4. Static files [17:46]

[@jkl8577]

One of the best Technology youtube video. Very well done. Thanks for making this.

[@kevinzhang8974]

best ever JS introduction for APEX developers: simple, easy to follow and reproduceable. Thank you Dan & Oracle

[@abruenin236]

100% agree. Much valuable information in short time, well done!

[@malypetu1409]

Very nice workshop. It provides an insight into the working model for APEX. There's a lot to grasp but it is very well explained.

[@juno7893]

Thank you Dan, very helpfull.

[@baizeedrony]

Wow!!Its Really helpful for me......thanks.

[@ibrahemalkamel3412]

thank you so much

[@chadlunders4898]

Is there an advantage in using a dynamic action to show/hide an object rather than configuring a server side condition for that object?

[@OracleAPEX]

Hi Chad - Yes, this is useful when you need to show/hide a component based on the user's selection. No need to refresh the entire page to define client-side behavior. docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/application-express/21.2/htmdb/managing-dynamic-actions.html Hope it helps!

[@randomrant3537]

Can you do a video on how to do it on questions? Basically answering a question with answer "a" leads to question 1 while answering with "b" leads to question 2. Is this even possible in Apex since as I see it, Apex supports solely 1 level of such a tree, or am I mistaken? I would really appreciate an answer.

[@DanMcGhan]

What does it mean to ask a question? Is it some kind of prompt with yes/no type questions that would fork the logic? Please DM me on Twitter (twitter.com/dmcghan) or contact me via my blog (jsao.io/contact/) to continue this discussion.