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But this explains why you see a difference with statistics from February 2008 with the Pages/Visit and Average Time on Site - I've only been tracking the login page.

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In hindsight, I should have left this Analytics JavaScript code in place in the System Message itself, so I could track who actually logs in and uses Application Express - I'll add it back now. Some dude in New Caledonia checked out Application Express and never came back.There were previously 122 distinct countries that touched.Romania moved from 8th to 4th - a strong showing.United States still holds the top spot - not surprisingly since we tend to talk about APEX a little more (as a lot of us live and work in the U.S.).It only tracks those who go to the login page.Ī Google Analytics - 20090918 And keep in mind - this has only been tracking users who hit the login page on and nowhere else - not within Application Express after logging in, not those users who go directly to Carl Backstrom's or Denes Kubicek's or Mark Lancaster's sample applications, nor those users who go directly to ProMED Mail. I have left the same Google Analytics code in place. I thought it was time for a quick update.

In February 2008, I posted " Who uses ?". The declarative interface to maps and Gantt charts is coming in Application Express 4.0, and you'll be able to see this in action at Oracle Open World 2009.

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But the maps and Gantt charts are included in the license for Application Express 3.2.1.

You'll need to understand their respective APIs to be able to use these components in your Application Express application. There is no declarative interface in Application Express 3.2.1 to create maps or Gantt charts.

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Unfortunately, Oracle Database 11gR2 11.2.0.1 will continue to ship with this previous An圜hart.swf file, and if you wish to use the maps or Gantt charts, you'll need to download the Application Express 3.2.1 patch set from Oracle MetaLink and apply it.

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If you don't have access to MetaLink, then you'll need to download the full Application Express 3.2.1 distribution and put this new An圜hart.swf file in place - either in XDB or in your existing /images/ directory.

If you're using Oracle HTTP Server, then you can just simply copy the updated /images/flaschart/swf/An圜hart.swf file to your existing /images/ directory. If you're running the XDB HTTP Protocol Server/embedded PL/SQL Gateway, all you'll really need to do is run the SQL script apxldimg.sql to restage all of the files in the /images/ directory in XDB.

Download the Application Express 3.2.1 patch set from MetaLink and apply it to your Application Express 3.2.1 instance.

If you have already installed/upgraded to Application Express 3.2.1 and you want to get this new file: The file that has been updated is /images/flashchart/swf/An圜hart.swf, and this would need to be replaced in your current images directory for Application Express 3.2.1. The full download from OTN has been updated with this new file as well as the Application Express 3.2.1 patch set on Oracle MetaLink (Patch Number 8548651). This problem is now corrected in Application Express 3.2.1. You can find an example with the XML code here.As John Allen pointed out in the APEX discussion forum on OTN, when using the recently bundled and licensed AnyMap files with Application Express 3.2.1, a license message of "Your license does not include the AnyMap extension" was displayed on the rendered map. Or we can assign a style to just one point: We can assign one of them to the whole series like next: The styles element defines different styles to use with the parts of chart. The hidden PAGE_ITEM_WITH_CHART_DATA item should contain all the chart data series.

To do what OP wanted you need to define styles at Custom XML and assign them to series. Just for those who will seek an answer for the same questions.Īn圜hart allows to apply different styles to chart elements. Below is a google image search of the sort of solutions I am looking for.

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While I can easily change the line color for each series, I must also differentiate the lines with different line styles (such as one solid, one dashed, one dashed with diamond markers, etc.) To the best of my knowledge and attempting to use the Custom XML feature of An圜hart charts, I can not seem to set the line style for each line series.ġ) Does anyone have a solution as to how to set the line style for each series by manipulating the CustomXML portion of the APEX builder page? I do not see a way to split up the #DATA# substitution screen.Ģ) Does anyone know of another solution I can incorporate into APEX pages to accomplish my goal? I am not attached to An圜hart in any way. I am currently using Oracle Apex 4.1 to develop a chart (using default An圜hart plug-in) which has multiple series with dynamically populated data from SQL Queries.