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Check Uncheck All Checkboxes using Jquery in Oracle APEX


Here I am giving an example to check uncheck all checkboxes using Jquery in Oracle APEX.


Step 1: Create a Page.

Step 2: Create a Region.

Step 3: Create a Checkbox item.


Step 4: Create List of Value.
  • Go to Shared Components.
  • Click on List of Values under other components.
  • Click on Create option to create LOV from scratch.
  • Choose LOV source as "From Scratch"
  • Give valid name and choose LOV type as "Static"
  • Enter Static Display Values as below,

        

Step 5: Go to page item's list of values and choose fxgn_checkbox_values (LOV) from shared components and set it.


Step 5: 
Go to Page item's Appearance and set Css Classes "check_uncheck_all_checkboxes"


Step 6: Go to Page item's Inline Help Text and copy and paste below HTML Code (Which will create a HTML Button)


HTML Code:

<button class="t-Button t-Button--small" id="check_box" type="button">Check All</button>

Step 7: Create a Dynamic Action to check and uncheck all checkbox values as below,


Event: Click
Selection Type: jQuery Selector
jQuery Selector: #check_box
Type: JavaScript expression
JavaScript expression: $(this.triggeringElement).text() === "Check All"

True Action: 

1) Execute JavaScript Code

$(".check_uncheck_all_checkboxes input[type=checkbox]").prop('checked', true);
$(this.triggeringElement).text('Uncheck All');


2) Execute PL/SQL Code


To submit checkbox values in apex session.

False Action:

1) Execute JavaScript Code

$(".check_uncheck_all_checkboxes input[type=checkbox]").prop('checked',false);
$(this.triggeringElement).text('Check All');


2) Execute PLSQL Code


To submit checkbox values in apex session.

Output: (Checkbox Values)

Output: (Item Values in Session)

Click on Session option to view checkbox item values in apex session as below,




The demo is here

That's it.

Happy APEXing!!!...

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