This is an extended version of a response to a question on the Oracle Intelligent Advisor Forum (which I am sure you frequent, and if you do not, why not?). The actual question must have slipped through my...Continue Reading
And so we return to finish the example from last time, the drag and drop educational scenario. As we left it, the basics were in place but there is still a fair amount of work to be done...Continue Reading
Only a few weeks ago we were discussing the seemingly undocumented and unsupported extension type called customValidation. Whilst reading the documentation online, we can across a couple of other validation-related items that could prove to be extremely useful....Continue Reading
I recently have been chatting to the wonderful Sue Novak. If you don't know Sue, she is a Senior Technical Writer that looks after Oracle Intelligent Advisor. If you've ever been on the Forum or dealt with the...Continue Reading
Now obviously with a click-bait title like this, you have to accept that what is in this article is not documented and therefore not supported in any way. But I figured that you maybe would be interested by...Continue Reading
This post continues on from the series about retrieving information from REST APIs (in this case Oracle B2C Service) to display the data in the form of Custom Options or Custom Inputs. The situation this time is that...Continue Reading
In a recent article, we discussed using the REST API of an external application (in this case, Oracle B2C Service) to retrieve information to display in a Custom Options Extension. As regular readers will know, one of the...Continue Reading
One of the most requested concepts is the ability to load options for an attribute from a database or from some other abstraction layer - for example from a REST API, into a Custom Options Extension. This can...Continue Reading
Like everything, there is a disconnect between the real world and the world your customers would like to be in. Many Oracle B2C Service customers are using the Browser User Interface and are really happy with it. Some,...Continue Reading
Following on from the article last week concerning Reinventing the Signature Control , a reader from Australia was kind enough to ask if the "extension based" Signature had all the features of the original one. I was about...Continue Reading
