Database Reference
In-Depth Information
Figure 6-16.
Form on the TICKETS table with form details exposed
Note
The Web Developer Toolbar add-in is a free web development tool, written by
Chris Pederick, that lets you inspect various aspects of a web page. To learn more about
The highlighted input tags display the input identifier and name for each field of the
form. Both are unique for each form field. The input identifier is the column name pre-
pended with the page number. The input name identifies the element names that APEX
uses internally to process data in the form. Note that the columns you didn't choose to
display in the form,
TICKET_ID
and
STATUS_ID
, are still present in the page's
HTML.
A look behind the scenes tells you more. Click Edit Page 2 in the Developer toolbar
to view the elements that make up the new form. You should see results similar to
those in
Figure 6-17
.
