Oracle APEX cannot save a value into a session
I have a page item P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID that gets set in Pre-Render, using a process calling PL/SQL:
BEGIN
select ITEM_TYPE_ID INTO :P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID from TABLE1 where ITEM_ID = :P2_ITEM_ID;
exception
when no_data_found then
:P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID := null;
END;
Currently the record for that ITEM_ID does not exist in TABLE1 so the exception NO_DATA_FOUND is thrown and originally the ITEM_TYPE_ID is set to null.
Now I want to set the ITEM_TYPE_ID by clicking on one of the cards on the page, grabbing its ID and setting page item P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID to that ID.
I have a dynamic action that runs the following javascript when card is clicked:
var $item_type_id = this.data;
console.log($item_type_id); //prints out correect ID
apex.item("P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID").setValue($item_type_id);
console.log(apex.item("P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID").getValue()); //prints out correct value
//set session state of P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID
apex.server.process ( "SAVE_HIDDEN_VALUE_IN_SESSION_STATE",
{
x01: $item_type_id,
pageItems: "#P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID"
},
{dataType: 'text'} );
I know the code works, as the correct values get printed to the console, but when I check the session of the page, P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID is blank in session. What could be the problem?
It is almost as if something is preventing th value from changing.
I have identical setup on another page with one small difference - the code in the pre-render does not include the exception part because there is always a record in TABLE1 for that ITEM_ID:
BEGIN
select ITEM_TYPE_ID INTO :P3_ITEM_TYPE_ID from TABLE1 where ITEM_ID = :P3_ITEM_ID;
END;
But the rest of the code is identical and session of P3_ITEM_TYPE_ID changes without an issue
oracle oracle-apex oracle-apex-5.1
edited Nov 12 '18 at 21:02
Littlefoot
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asked Nov 12 '18 at 20:43
Coding DuchessCoding Duchess
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I have a page item P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID that gets set in Pre-Render, using a process calling PL/SQL:
BEGIN
select ITEM_TYPE_ID INTO :P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID from TABLE1 where ITEM_ID = :P2_ITEM_ID;
exception
when no_data_found then
:P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID := null;
END;
Currently the record for that ITEM_ID does not exist in TABLE1 so the exception NO_DATA_FOUND is thrown and originally the ITEM_TYPE_ID is set to null.
Now I want to set the ITEM_TYPE_ID by clicking on one of the cards on the page, grabbing its ID and setting page item P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID to that ID.
I have a dynamic action that runs the following javascript when card is clicked:
var $item_type_id = this.data;
console.log($item_type_id); //prints out correect ID
apex.item("P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID").setValue($item_type_id);
console.log(apex.item("P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID").getValue()); //prints out correct value
//set session state of P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID
apex.server.process ( "SAVE_HIDDEN_VALUE_IN_SESSION_STATE",
{
x01: $item_type_id,
pageItems: "#P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID"
},
{dataType: 'text'} );
I know the code works, as the correct values get printed to the console, but when I check the session of the page, P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID is blank in session. What could be the problem?
It is almost as if something is preventing th value from changing.
I have identical setup on another page with one small difference - the code in the pre-render does not include the exception part because there is always a record in TABLE1 for that ITEM_ID:
BEGIN
select ITEM_TYPE_ID INTO :P3_ITEM_TYPE_ID from TABLE1 where ITEM_ID = :P3_ITEM_ID;
END;
But the rest of the code is identical and session of P3_ITEM_TYPE_ID changes without an issue
oracle oracle-apex oracle-apex-5.1
edited Nov 12 '18 at 21:02
Littlefoot
20.9k71433
asked Nov 12 '18 at 20:43
Coding DuchessCoding Duchess
2,39163084
I think is the "session state protection" propertie, you need to set to unrestricted. previously I was thinking you are calling some process with apex_server.process, but SAVE_HIDDEN_VALUE_IN_SESSION_STATE is just a descritive name, right? there isn't a callback process with that name? You are using apex.server.process just to send the value to session, in this case I think the problem is that propertie in the item, if you change to unrestricted, should be works.
– romeuBraga
Nov 13 '18 at 5:38
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I have a page item P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID that gets set in Pre-Render, using a process calling PL/SQL:
BEGIN
select ITEM_TYPE_ID INTO :P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID from TABLE1 where ITEM_ID = :P2_ITEM_ID;
exception
when no_data_found then
:P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID := null;
END;
Currently the record for that ITEM_ID does not exist in TABLE1 so the exception NO_DATA_FOUND is thrown and originally the ITEM_TYPE_ID is set to null.
Now I want to set the ITEM_TYPE_ID by clicking on one of the cards on the page, grabbing its ID and setting page item P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID to that ID.
I have a dynamic action that runs the following javascript when card is clicked:
var $item_type_id = this.data;
console.log($item_type_id); //prints out correect ID
apex.item("P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID").setValue($item_type_id);
console.log(apex.item("P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID").getValue()); //prints out correct value
//set session state of P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID
apex.server.process ( "SAVE_HIDDEN_VALUE_IN_SESSION_STATE",
{
x01: $item_type_id,
pageItems: "#P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID"
},
{dataType: 'text'} );
I know the code works, as the correct values get printed to the console, but when I check the session of the page, P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID is blank in session. What could be the problem?
It is almost as if something is preventing th value from changing.
I have identical setup on another page with one small difference - the code in the pre-render does not include the exception part because there is always a record in TABLE1 for that ITEM_ID:
BEGIN
select ITEM_TYPE_ID INTO :P3_ITEM_TYPE_ID from TABLE1 where ITEM_ID = :P3_ITEM_ID;
END;
But the rest of the code is identical and session of P3_ITEM_TYPE_ID changes without an issue
oracle oracle-apex oracle-apex-5.1
edited Nov 12 '18 at 21:02
Littlefoot
20.9k71433
asked Nov 12 '18 at 20:43
Coding DuchessCoding Duchess
2,39163084
I have a page item P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID that gets set in Pre-Render, using a process calling PL/SQL:
BEGIN
select ITEM_TYPE_ID INTO :P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID from TABLE1 where ITEM_ID = :P2_ITEM_ID;
exception
when no_data_found then
:P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID := null;
END;
Currently the record for that ITEM_ID does not exist in TABLE1 so the exception NO_DATA_FOUND is thrown and originally the ITEM_TYPE_ID is set to null.
Now I want to set the ITEM_TYPE_ID by clicking on one of the cards on the page, grabbing its ID and setting page item P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID to that ID.
I have a dynamic action that runs the following javascript when card is clicked:
var $item_type_id = this.data;
console.log($item_type_id); //prints out correect ID
apex.item("P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID").setValue($item_type_id);
console.log(apex.item("P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID").getValue()); //prints out correct value
//set session state of P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID
apex.server.process ( "SAVE_HIDDEN_VALUE_IN_SESSION_STATE",
{
x01: $item_type_id,
pageItems: "#P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID"
},
{dataType: 'text'} );
I know the code works, as the correct values get printed to the console, but when I check the session of the page, P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID is blank in session. What could be the problem?
It is almost as if something is preventing th value from changing.
I have identical setup on another page with one small difference - the code in the pre-render does not include the exception part because there is always a record in TABLE1 for that ITEM_ID:
BEGIN
select ITEM_TYPE_ID INTO :P3_ITEM_TYPE_ID from TABLE1 where ITEM_ID = :P3_ITEM_ID;
END;
But the rest of the code is identical and session of P3_ITEM_TYPE_ID changes without an issue
oracle oracle-apex oracle-apex-5.1
oracle oracle-apex oracle-apex-5.1
edited Nov 12 '18 at 21:02
Littlefoot
20.9k71433
asked Nov 12 '18 at 20:43
Coding DuchessCoding Duchess
2,39163084
edited Nov 12 '18 at 21:02
Littlefoot
20.9k71433
asked Nov 12 '18 at 20:43
Coding DuchessCoding Duchess
2,39163084
edited Nov 12 '18 at 21:02
Littlefoot
20.9k71433
edited Nov 12 '18 at 21:02
Littlefoot
20.9k71433
edited Nov 12 '18 at 21:02
Littlefoot
20.9k71433
20.9k71433
asked Nov 12 '18 at 20:43
Coding DuchessCoding Duchess
2,39163084
asked Nov 12 '18 at 20:43
Coding DuchessCoding Duchess
2,39163084
asked Nov 12 '18 at 20:43
Coding DuchessCoding Duchess
2,39163084
2,39163084
I think is the "session state protection" propertie, you need to set to unrestricted. previously I was thinking you are calling some process with apex_server.process, but SAVE_HIDDEN_VALUE_IN_SESSION_STATE is just a descritive name, right? there isn't a callback process with that name? You are using apex.server.process just to send the value to session, in this case I think the problem is that propertie in the item, if you change to unrestricted, should be works.
– romeuBraga
Nov 13 '18 at 5:38
add a comment |
I think is the "session state protection" propertie, you need to set to unrestricted. previously I was thinking you are calling some process with apex_server.process, but SAVE_HIDDEN_VALUE_IN_SESSION_STATE is just a descritive name, right? there isn't a callback process with that name? You are using apex.server.process just to send the value to session, in this case I think the problem is that propertie in the item, if you change to unrestricted, should be works.
– romeuBraga
Nov 13 '18 at 5:38
I think is the "session state protection" propertie, you need to set to unrestricted. previously I was thinking you are calling some process with apex_server.process, but SAVE_HIDDEN_VALUE_IN_SESSION_STATE is just a descritive name, right? there isn't a callback process with that name? You are using apex.server.process just to send the value to session, in this case I think the problem is that propertie in the item, if you change to unrestricted, should be works.
– romeuBraga
Nov 13 '18 at 5:38
I think is the "session state protection" propertie, you need to set to unrestricted. previously I was thinking you are calling some process with apex_server.process, but SAVE_HIDDEN_VALUE_IN_SESSION_STATE is just a descritive name, right? there isn't a callback process with that name? You are using apex.server.process just to send the value to session, in this case I think the problem is that propertie in the item, if you change to unrestricted, should be works.
– romeuBraga
Nov 13 '18 at 5:38
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You don't need apex.server.process for this, you can post the value of an item to the server with an Execute PL/SQL Code action that follows the javascript action you already have. Put the item name (e.g. P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID) in the Items to Submit attribute (set PL/SQL Code to just null;).
answered Nov 13 '18 at 2:16
Jeffrey KempJeffrey Kemp
47.9k1187132
But of course! Nice trick!
– Littlefoot
Nov 13 '18 at 5:57
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If everything is the same on those pages, except the EXCEPTION part, well - there's a workaround: use an aggregate function, e.g.
select max(ITEM_TYPE_ID) INTO :P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID from TABLE1 where ITEM_ID = :P2_ITEM_ID;
It will prevent the query from returning NO_DATA_FOUND if there's no value for that :P2_ITEM_ID and will store NULL into the :P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID.
answered Nov 12 '18 at 21:02
LittlefootLittlefoot
20.9k71433
While this did help me to get rid of unnecessary line for catching exception in pre-render, it still did not populate P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID, unfortunatelly.
– Coding Duchess
Nov 12 '18 at 21:29
I created an additional page item - P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID2 on the page and filled by adding one exta line to my javascript -apex.item("P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID2").setValue($item_type_id);and it worked fine. How come P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID does not get populated in session?:(
– Coding Duchess
Nov 12 '18 at 21:31
1
Apparently, that wasn't the only difference between those two pages. Check whether types of P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID and P3_ITEM_TYPE_ID is equal; actually, compare all their properties.
– Littlefoot
Nov 12 '18 at 21:31
add a comment |
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You don't need apex.server.process for this, you can post the value of an item to the server with an Execute PL/SQL Code action that follows the javascript action you already have. Put the item name (e.g. P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID) in the Items to Submit attribute (set PL/SQL Code to just null;).
answered Nov 13 '18 at 2:16
Jeffrey KempJeffrey Kemp
47.9k1187132
But of course! Nice trick!
– Littlefoot
Nov 13 '18 at 5:57
add a comment |
You don't need apex.server.process for this, you can post the value of an item to the server with an Execute PL/SQL Code action that follows the javascript action you already have. Put the item name (e.g. P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID) in the Items to Submit attribute (set PL/SQL Code to just null;).
answered Nov 13 '18 at 2:16
Jeffrey KempJeffrey Kemp
47.9k1187132
But of course! Nice trick!
– Littlefoot
Nov 13 '18 at 5:57
add a comment |
You don't need apex.server.process for this, you can post the value of an item to the server with an Execute PL/SQL Code action that follows the javascript action you already have. Put the item name (e.g. P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID) in the Items to Submit attribute (set PL/SQL Code to just null;).
answered Nov 13 '18 at 2:16
Jeffrey KempJeffrey Kemp
47.9k1187132
You don't need apex.server.process for this, you can post the value of an item to the server with an Execute PL/SQL Code action that follows the javascript action you already have. Put the item name (e.g. P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID) in the Items to Submit attribute (set PL/SQL Code to just null;).
answered Nov 13 '18 at 2:16
Jeffrey KempJeffrey Kemp
47.9k1187132
answered Nov 13 '18 at 2:16
Jeffrey KempJeffrey Kemp
47.9k1187132
answered Nov 13 '18 at 2:16
Jeffrey KempJeffrey Kemp
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answered Nov 13 '18 at 2:16
Jeffrey KempJeffrey Kemp
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47.9k1187132
But of course! Nice trick!
– Littlefoot
Nov 13 '18 at 5:57
add a comment |
But of course! Nice trick!
– Littlefoot
Nov 13 '18 at 5:57
But of course! Nice trick!
– Littlefoot
Nov 13 '18 at 5:57
But of course! Nice trick!
– Littlefoot
Nov 13 '18 at 5:57
add a comment |
If everything is the same on those pages, except the EXCEPTION part, well - there's a workaround: use an aggregate function, e.g.
select max(ITEM_TYPE_ID) INTO :P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID from TABLE1 where ITEM_ID = :P2_ITEM_ID;
It will prevent the query from returning NO_DATA_FOUND if there's no value for that :P2_ITEM_ID and will store NULL into the :P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID.
answered Nov 12 '18 at 21:02
LittlefootLittlefoot
20.9k71433
While this did help me to get rid of unnecessary line for catching exception in pre-render, it still did not populate P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID, unfortunatelly.
– Coding Duchess
Nov 12 '18 at 21:29
I created an additional page item - P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID2 on the page and filled by adding one exta line to my javascript -apex.item("P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID2").setValue($item_type_id);and it worked fine. How come P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID does not get populated in session?:(
– Coding Duchess
Nov 12 '18 at 21:31
1
Apparently, that wasn't the only difference between those two pages. Check whether types of P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID and P3_ITEM_TYPE_ID is equal; actually, compare all their properties.
– Littlefoot
Nov 12 '18 at 21:31
add a comment |
If everything is the same on those pages, except the EXCEPTION part, well - there's a workaround: use an aggregate function, e.g.
select max(ITEM_TYPE_ID) INTO :P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID from TABLE1 where ITEM_ID = :P2_ITEM_ID;
It will prevent the query from returning NO_DATA_FOUND if there's no value for that :P2_ITEM_ID and will store NULL into the :P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID.
answered Nov 12 '18 at 21:02
LittlefootLittlefoot
20.9k71433
While this did help me to get rid of unnecessary line for catching exception in pre-render, it still did not populate P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID, unfortunatelly.
– Coding Duchess
Nov 12 '18 at 21:29
I created an additional page item - P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID2 on the page and filled by adding one exta line to my javascript -apex.item("P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID2").setValue($item_type_id);and it worked fine. How come P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID does not get populated in session?:(
– Coding Duchess
Nov 12 '18 at 21:31
1
Apparently, that wasn't the only difference between those two pages. Check whether types of P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID and P3_ITEM_TYPE_ID is equal; actually, compare all their properties.
– Littlefoot
Nov 12 '18 at 21:31
add a comment |
If everything is the same on those pages, except the EXCEPTION part, well - there's a workaround: use an aggregate function, e.g.
select max(ITEM_TYPE_ID) INTO :P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID from TABLE1 where ITEM_ID = :P2_ITEM_ID;
It will prevent the query from returning NO_DATA_FOUND if there's no value for that :P2_ITEM_ID and will store NULL into the :P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID.
answered Nov 12 '18 at 21:02
LittlefootLittlefoot
20.9k71433
If everything is the same on those pages, except the EXCEPTION part, well - there's a workaround: use an aggregate function, e.g.
select max(ITEM_TYPE_ID) INTO :P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID from TABLE1 where ITEM_ID = :P2_ITEM_ID;
It will prevent the query from returning NO_DATA_FOUND if there's no value for that :P2_ITEM_ID and will store NULL into the :P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID.
answered Nov 12 '18 at 21:02
LittlefootLittlefoot
20.9k71433
answered Nov 12 '18 at 21:02
LittlefootLittlefoot
20.9k71433
answered Nov 12 '18 at 21:02
LittlefootLittlefoot
20.9k71433
answered Nov 12 '18 at 21:02
LittlefootLittlefoot
20.9k71433
20.9k71433
While this did help me to get rid of unnecessary line for catching exception in pre-render, it still did not populate P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID, unfortunatelly.
– Coding Duchess
Nov 12 '18 at 21:29
I created an additional page item - P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID2 on the page and filled by adding one exta line to my javascript -apex.item("P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID2").setValue($item_type_id);and it worked fine. How come P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID does not get populated in session?:(
– Coding Duchess
Nov 12 '18 at 21:31
1
Apparently, that wasn't the only difference between those two pages. Check whether types of P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID and P3_ITEM_TYPE_ID is equal; actually, compare all their properties.
– Littlefoot
Nov 12 '18 at 21:31
add a comment |
While this did help me to get rid of unnecessary line for catching exception in pre-render, it still did not populate P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID, unfortunatelly.
– Coding Duchess
Nov 12 '18 at 21:29
I created an additional page item - P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID2 on the page and filled by adding one exta line to my javascript -apex.item("P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID2").setValue($item_type_id);and it worked fine. How come P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID does not get populated in session?:(
– Coding Duchess
Nov 12 '18 at 21:31
1
Apparently, that wasn't the only difference between those two pages. Check whether types of P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID and P3_ITEM_TYPE_ID is equal; actually, compare all their properties.
– Littlefoot
Nov 12 '18 at 21:31
While this did help me to get rid of unnecessary line for catching exception in pre-render, it still did not populate P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID, unfortunatelly.
– Coding Duchess
Nov 12 '18 at 21:29
While this did help me to get rid of unnecessary line for catching exception in pre-render, it still did not populate P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID, unfortunatelly.
– Coding Duchess
Nov 12 '18 at 21:29
I created an additional page item - P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID2 on the page and filled by adding one exta line to my javascript -
apex.item("P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID2").setValue($item_type_id); and it worked fine. How come P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID does not get populated in session?:(– Coding Duchess
Nov 12 '18 at 21:31
I created an additional page item - P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID2 on the page and filled by adding one exta line to my javascript -
apex.item("P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID2").setValue($item_type_id); and it worked fine. How come P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID does not get populated in session?:(– Coding Duchess
Nov 12 '18 at 21:31
1
1
Apparently, that wasn't the only difference between those two pages. Check whether types of P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID and P3_ITEM_TYPE_ID is equal; actually, compare all their properties.
– Littlefoot
Nov 12 '18 at 21:31
Apparently, that wasn't the only difference between those two pages. Check whether types of P2_ITEM_TYPE_ID and P3_ITEM_TYPE_ID is equal; actually, compare all their properties.
– Littlefoot
Nov 12 '18 at 21:31
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I think is the "session state protection" propertie, you need to set to unrestricted. previously I was thinking you are calling some process with apex_server.process, but SAVE_HIDDEN_VALUE_IN_SESSION_STATE is just a descritive name, right? there isn't a callback process with that name? You are using apex.server.process just to send the value to session, in this case I think the problem is that propertie in the item, if you change to unrestricted, should be works.
– romeuBraga
Nov 13 '18 at 5:38