I don't know about you, but I find the built-in Intelligent Advisor captcha control is a bit, well, old-fashioned. Here it is, in all it's monochrome splendour: It certainly feels to me as if it has been forgotten...Continue Reading
This post was originally going to be called SIRET checking in Intelligent Advisor but the notion of a SIRET number is an acronym famous I think only in France. What we are really talking about is validating anything...Continue Reading
And so the wheel of time turns and before we know it, yet another version of Intelligent Advisor has hit the shelves. And this one is a big release, with some fantastic stuff in it, not just for...Continue Reading
Once again we find ourselves with another new release. Anyone would think they arrive every three months! Whats new in 20B? Deployment administrators can now see assessment rate statistics across deployment versions in Intelligent Advisor Hub in order...Continue Reading
New JavaScript Extensions Book - Win! We're pleased to say that our new Oracle Policy Automation JavaScript Extensions book is finished. Designed to be useful for anyone looking to understand how to extend their interviews with JavaScript Extensions....Continue Reading
Following on from the previous post, we delve more deeply into the JavaScript Extensions world. Interview Execution in a Browser So how does an Interview Extension work? Let's begin with some basic information about how your Oracle Policy...Continue Reading
Back to Basics - What are Extensions? Styling Extensions Introduced in Oracle Policy Automation November 2016 release, a styling extension allows a designer to create styling rules and logic using JavaScript and Cascading Style Sheets. These files are...Continue Reading
Showing a Loading Image During Entity Creation When a user is entering some information into Entity attributes, it is entirely possible that one of those entity attributes may take its information from a Search extension. For example, you...Continue Reading
The other day someone came to me with a curious and interesting problem. They had a number of entity instances, inferred in an Excel spreadsheet. These had to be displayed in the usual way with an Entity Container...Continue Reading
