Oracle APEX Blogs - Jaydip Bosamiya - Oracle APEX Consultant

apexpert.in  has just published a blog about how you can implement Tooltip library tippy.js in Oracle APEX using Low-code solution. Find our more and  click here  to read complete blog post. Hope that helps! Regards, Jaydip Bosamiya jbosamiya@gmail.com

  apexpert.in  has just published a blog about how you can render login page as per user's last selected language in Oracle APEX.  Find our more and  click here  to read complete blog post. Hope that helps! Regards, Jaydip Bosamiya jbosamiya@gmail.com

apexpert.in has just published a blog about how you can build custom nested interactive report in Oracle APEX. Earlier, we have published couple of blogs about classic report as bellow. It is on the same line for Interactive Report. Nested Class Report Enhanced Nested Report Find our more and click here to read complete blog post. Hope that helps! Regards, Jaydip Bosamiya jbosamiya@gmail.com

apexpert.in has just published a blog about how you can use apex.storage JavaScript api to get and set cookies value. Find our more and click here to read complete blog post. Hope that helps! Regards, Jaydip Bosamiya jbosamiya@gmail.com

apexpert.in has just published a blog on how you can integrate with Telegram in your APEX application. This is achieved using oracle pl/sql. Find our more and click here to read complete blog post. Hope that helps! Regards, Jaydip Bosamiya jbosamiya@gmail.com

apexpert.in has just published a blog on how you can use apex_util.get_since in your APEX application and pl/sql code to format dates. Click here to read complete blog post. Hope that helps! Regards, Jaydip Bosamiya jbosamiya@gmail.com

apexpert.in has just published a blog on how you can configure help option in your APEX application using third-party plugins and your custom tables. Click here to read complete blog post. Hope that helps! Regards, Jaydip Bosamiya jbosamiya@gmail.com

I would like to take an opportunity to thank Oracle APEX community for overwhelming response on my blogs . You all have motivated me to write more and more blogs. I am also learning lots of new things while preparing each blog. I know, not all my blogs are so interesting to read. Trust me, I have always tried to justify the subject. Your feedback, comments and views made my days !!! Now, purpose of this blog is something different. Today, on 10-10-2020 - I am launching my new website www.apexpert.in dedicated for Indian Expert Consultants on various technologies like Oracle APEX, Flutter, iOS, Android and Cloud Integrations. Why today? Well, it's my daughter's Birthday and this will remind me forever!!! Who are we? apexpert.in  are group of expert consultants - who exactly knows how to deliver integrated solutions. We have done this number of times for various customers and in different domains. apexpert.in have unique skills on Flutter Mobile App development, which is one o

This blog is about how you can use two different authentication scheme in one single custom authentication. For example, if I wanted my users to be authenticated from my custom database table, but at the same time I want few admin users - who are my application's super users (I might want to enable few extra options to them) and they are already my Application Express Users (can be a developer or administrator) and I wanted to authenticate both of them in a single authentication function. So, here I will need to achieve two things, Authenticate Function First check if the user is authenticated via APEX user's credentials. If not, the user is authenticated via My Custom authentication function. Authorization Function Check if logged in user is a valid Application Express user If not, the user is a regular database user. Following is a sample code block for authentication function: function my_multi_auth(   p_username in varchar2,   p_password in varchar2