OK, I followed your instructions.. thanks again.

When I run it, I get an error exactly when the form is loading..

Uncaught Type Error: “apex.da.initDaEventList is not a function”

and:

Uncaught syntax error: “Invalid or unexpected token”

Interestingly, when I remove the erroneous Dynamic Action – at least, the ListView shows up with the TextFormatting exactly like you have written:”<h3>&DNAME.</h3> <p>DEPTNO: &DEPTNO.</p>”.

In fact, I am able to inspect a random item in the JavaScript console which brings up the relevant item like here:

<li data-id=”1229″ class=”a-ListView-item ui-body-inherit has-count”><h3>first_name</h3><p>ID: 1229</p><span class=”ui-li-count”>1229</span></li>

in my example &ID. is the key (&DEPT_NO. in your example) – so that is fine.

The span class is duplicate (its probably the Universal Theme doing its thing).

I posted the above to give you an idea of where the issue might be ~ a wrong ‘selector’ maybe?

… Probably a good time for me to learn some JavaScript, clearly :-/

Helllo again.. It looks like Jeff Kemp’s article here has some potential solutions – he has used an Interactive Grid example and it does not exactly translate to a ListView. I just wish I knew JavaScript a bit better..

http://jeffkemponoracle.com/tag/javascript/

.. it does not exactly translate to a ListView. I just wish I knew JavaScript a bit better because I cannot even get this to evaluate  in this case.

this.triggeringElement

Hi Vanish,

how can i do follwoing when i have three apex items like P1_DR , P1_CR and P1_AMT

1. If user enter some values in  P1_DR then P1_CR becomes  unwriteable and and P1_AMT got the value of P1_DR.

2. If user enter some values in  P1_CR then P1_DR becomes  unwriteable and and P1_AMT got             the value of P1_CR.