Text item. Chart item. Check box. Display item. Image item. List item. Radio Group.
Latest Answer : Text itemImageDisplay itemList itemPush button Radio buttonUser area ...
Only When-checkbox-activated Trigger associated with a Check box.
Latest Answer : 1. WhEN-VALIDATE-ITEM2. WHEN-NEW-ITEM-INSTANCE3. WHEN-CHECKBOX-CHANGED ...
Radio groups display a fixed no of options that are mutually Exclusive .User can select one out of n number of options.
Latest Answer : Radio groups are logical containers of radio buttons. Radio buttons are the small circles that appear on the screen which the user can click to select values. Radio group selections are mutually exclusive. That is, selection of one radio button deselects ...
Unlimited no of radio buttons can be assigned to a radio group
Latest Answer : A good rule of thumb is to have no more than six radio buttons in a radio group. If there are going to be more than six, you might want to consider using a list item, which provides similar functionality. Radio groups are convenient because all of their ...
No.
Latest Answer : Yes, we can change the default value of The Radio Button ...
Only when-radio-changed trigger associated with radio group Visual Attributes.
When-window-activated, when-window-closed, when-window-deactivated,when-window-resized
A canvas-view is the background object on which you layout the interface items (text-items, check boxes, radio groups, and so on.) and boilerplate objects that
Latest Answer : CANVAS VIEWPORTS (VIEWS)The terms “canvas view” and “viewport” are synonymous. The viewport refers to the area of the canvas that is visible to the user. What this means is that the canvas object itself is not always entirely visible; ...
What is the built-in used to get and set lov properties during run-time?
Get_lov_property Set_lov_property Record Group
A record group is an internal oracle forms data structure that has a similar column/row frame work to a database table
Latest Answer : All LOVs are based on another Forms object called a record group. Record groups are logical objects, so they have no physical properties and are never displayed to the user. A record group is similar to a database table in that it stores an array ...
