Today’s tip focuses on improving the readability of your code. During a peer code review session, Hayden suggested a change to Michelle’s code that greatly simplified it. APEX_STRING.FORMAT eliminates the need for either nested REPLACE statements, multiple series of REPLACE statements, or awkward string concatenations such as constructing APEX URLs. An actionable example that you can apply to your code today!
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APEX Instant Tips #162: About Display Only Items in Oracle APEX
In this week's tip, any time you set a value in the browser, a user could...
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APEX Instant Tips #161: More about hashing than you could possibly want to know…but you should.
Marwa and Anton take you through hashing and checksums. Maybe more than you could possibly want...
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APEX Instant Tips #160: APEX utilities you may never need, but if you do, they’re good to know.
Anton and Marwa show you the utilities you can find in APEX Object Reports, and there...
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APEX #159: Recipes from the IG Cookbook
Marwa and Anton show you amazing things you can do with an Interactive Grid through recipes...
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APEX Instant Tips #158: Opening multiple browser tabs
Are you concerned about users opening multiple browser tabs? You should be...Marwa and Anton explain.
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APEX #157: Refreshing Region Plugin Regions
Anton and Marwa discuss how to make region plugins regions refreshable. Anton provides a boilerplate plugin...
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APEX Instant Tips #156: Informing users about background processes
Anton and Marwa discuss Background processes: informing users of what is happening and what occurs upon...
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APEX Instant Tips #155: About icons and buttons builder
We have extended the Universal Theme application to allow more customization within the icon and button...
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