An basic step into Apex development is to understand URL syntax.
I keep this note in my favorites folder, to check anytime.
http://apex.oracle.com/ords/f?p=4350:1:220883407765693447
or
f?p=App:Page:Session:Request:Debug:ClearCache:itemNames:itemValues:PrinterFriendly
where
- App -> Application ID or alias.
- Page -> Page number or alias.
- Session -> Identify a session ID.
- Request -> A keyword that you can use to react in your process workflow. When you press a button, request will be set to button action name, e.g. when press Submit or Next page, your Request variable should have “submit” value.
- Debug -> Set this flag to YES to increase log level (must be uppercase).
- ClearCache -> Specify the numeric page number to clear cached items on a single page, this flag set all item’s values to null. To clear cached items on multiple pages, use a comma-separated list of page numbers. Clearing a page’s cache also resets any stateful processes on the page.
- itemsNames -> Comma-delimited list of item names.
- itemsValues -> Comma-delimited list of item values.
- PrinterFriendly -> set to YES, to use a printer friendly template.
I hope this help you too 🙂
Cassiano.