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Oracle APEX - Application Alias [APP_ALIAS]

Objective:

How to i replace my App ID with custom name.

Solution:

Step 1: Click on "Edit Application Properties".

Step 2: There you find a field called Application Alias, you just change it (Whichever alias you want).




Fig 1. Define Application Alias

Step 3: Add little bit JS on page load in App Global Page [ZERO].



                                                                                     Fig 2. Dynamic action

JavaScript Code:

jQuery("a[href*='f?p=&APP_ID.:']").each(function(){
var vThis$ = jQuery(this);
vThis$.attr("href",vThis$.attr("href").replace("=&APP_ID.:","=&APP_ALIAS.:"));
});


Output: Once you have done the above steps, application URL will be like this, 

https://xxx.yyygroup.com/ords/f?p=ORGANIZATION:LOGIN_DESKTOP:

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