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Dynamic Action Plugin First/last page links for IR

First/last page links for IR

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Categories: Dynamic Action Plugin
Author: Ana Miloš

Add first/last page links to Interactive Reports

This is version for APEX 5.*

Version for APEX 4.* can be found here http://apex-plugin.com/oracle-apex-plugins/dynamic-action-plugin/first%10last-page-links-for-ir_371.html

 

Info

This plugin simply adds the image links to the first and last page of your Interactive Report.
You can replace the images I provided with your own images, as long as you don't change the filenames (first_page.gif, last_page.gif).

 

How to use it

First, you need to set the pagination of your Interactive Report to "Rows X to Y of Z". (The plugin requires the number of rows in order to calculate the first/last page links).


Then you create a dynamic action, your true action is Add first/last page links to IR, set it to fire After Refresh of your Interactive Report region, and check the "Fire on page load" attribute. And that's it! 

 

Questions/comments/bugs

If you have any questions, post a comment below or send me an email and I'll try to respond as soon as possible.  

 

13.12.2015.:  fixed bug regarding top and bottom pagination (thanks to people who pointed it out!) 


 
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Date added: 10.8.2015
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Votes: 19
Reviews: 29
Min. APEX Version:
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8 
Another way to fix
by jbleach
on November 7, 2017
Of coarse I didn't look at these comments before debugging I could have save myself some time. I made the same correction as below except I used this. Maybe the find is more flexible though.
"rows_per_page = $("#"+affectedRegionId+" .a-IRR-selectList")[1].value;"
8 
Another way to fix
by jbleach
on November 7, 2017
Of coarse I didn't look at these comments before debugging I could have save myself some time. I made the same correction as below except I used this. Maybe the find is more flexible though.
rows_per_page = $("#"+affectedRegionId+" .a-IRR-selectList")[1].value;
8 
Another way to fix
by jbleach
on November 7, 2017
Of coarse I didn't look at these comments before debugging I could have save myself some time. I made the same correction as below except I used this. Maybe the find is more flexible though.
rows_per_page = $("#"+affectedRegionId+" .a-IRR-selectList")[1].value;
8 
Another way to fix
by jbleach
on November 7, 2017
Of coarse I didn't look at these comments before debugging I could have save myself some time. I made the same correction as below except I used this. Maybe the find is more flexible though.

rows_per_page = $("#"+affectedRegionId+" .a-IRR-selectList")[1].value;
8 
Another way to fix
by jbleach
on November 7, 2017
Of coarse I didn't look at these comments before debugging I could have save myself some time. I made the same correction as below except I used this. Maybe the find is more flexible though.

rows_per_page = $("#"+affectedRegionId+" .a-IRR-selectList")[1].value;
0 
Another way to fix
by jbleach
on November 7, 2017
Of coarse I didn't look at these comments before debugging I could have save myself some time. I made the same correction as below except I used this. Maybe the find is more flexible though.

rows_per_page = $("#"+affectedRegionId+" .a-IRR-selectList")[1].value;
0 
Another way to fix
by jbleach
on November 7, 2017
Of coarse I didn't look at these comments before debugging I could have save myself some time. I made the same correction as below except I used this. Maybe the find is more flexible though.

rows_per_page = $("#"+affectedRegionId+" .a-IRR-selectList")[1].value;
0 
Fix for error toString
by enrique flores
on October 5, 2017
rows_per_page = $("#"+affectedRegionId+"_row_select").attr("value");

with this:

rows_per_page = $("#"+affectedRegionId+"_row_select").find('option:selected');

it worked for me :)
10 
replace this
by enrique flores
on October 5, 2017
rows_per_page = $("#"+affectedRegionId+"_row_select").attr("value");

with this:

rows_per_page = $("#"+affectedRegionId+"_row_select").find('option:selected');

it worked for me :)
10 
replace this
by enrique flores
on October 5, 2017
rows_per_page = $("#"+affectedRegionId+"_row_select").attr("value");

with this:

rows_per_page = $("#"+affectedRegionId+"_row_select").find('option:selected');

it worked for me :)
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