Reputation: 439
I imported AOP plugin to my application for making a report with a customized template made in word and then linked to a button using a process but when the button is clicked, following error appears:-
ORA-06550: line 4, column 46: PLS-00201: identifier
'AOP_API3_PKG.F_PROCESS_AOP' must be declared ORA-06550: line 4, column
1: PL/SQL: Statement ignored.
From AOP documentation, i learned that for Apex 5.1,I must import dynamic_action_plugin_be_apexrnd_aop_da_51 instead of process_type_plugin. Doing so leads to another error in the Sql query i.e wrong number of columns selected in the Sql
. However i was able to run the page but with error as follows:-
'AOP_API3_PKG.F_RENDER_AOP' must be declared.
Has LibreOffice necessarily be imported to the application to be able to print in PDF form? Please can anyone help. Waiting for a prompt reply Thanks
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1840
Reputation: 23
Instead of this plug-in you can use custom Dynamic Action to print a page.Create a Button with a Dynamic Action "Print", with true action : Execute Javascript Code
//// Collapse Left Navigation Bar If It Was Expanded ////
var navCollapsed = 0;
if ($("body").hasClass("js-navExpanded")) {
$("#t_Button_navControl").click();
navCollapsed = 1;
};
setTimeout(3000);
//////// Hide ////////
//Hide Navigation Bar List
$("#t_Header").hide();
//Hide Navigation Menu
$("#t_Body_nav").hide();
//Hide Breadcrumb
$("#t_Body_title").hide();
//Hide Content Offset
$("#t_Body_content_offset").hide();
//Hide Buttons
$(".t-Button").hide();
//Hide Footer
$(".t-Footer").hide();
////Print Preview Call////
window.print();
//////// Show ////////
//Show Navigation Bar List
$("#t_Header").show();
//Show Navigation Menu
$("#t_Body_nav").show();
//Show Breadcrumb
$("#t_Body_title").show();
//Show Content Offset
$("#t_Body_content_offset").show();
//Show Buttons
$(".t-Button").show();
//// Expand Left Navigation Bar If It Was Colapsed ////
if ( navCollapsed = 1 ) {
$("#t_Button_navControl").click();
}
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 76
It looks like you didn't run the script aop_db_pkg.sql which you find in the db folder in the parsing scheme your application is linked to. See also: https://www.apexofficeprint.com/docs/#19-quick-install-guide
Can you verify if in SQL Workshop > Object Browser you see the package aop_api3_pkg?
Upvotes: 0