In the Object Navigator, expand the Report Triggers node. Double-click the PLSQL icon next to the Before Parameter Form trigger.

How To... 4-27 To add a page footer to every page of your HTML document using PLSQL instead of the Property Inspector:

1. In the Object Navigator, expand the Report Triggers node.

2. Double-click the PLSQL icon next to the Before Report trigger.

3. In the PLSQL Editor, include SRW.SET_AFTER_PAGE_HTML to define the PLSQL for the format trigger. To add a page footer to a single page of your HTML document using PLSQL:

1. In the Object Navigator, expand the Paper Layout node, then expand the node

that contains the object that should fire the trigger when formatted. 2. Double-click the PLSQL icon next to the object that should fire the trigger when formatted. 3. In the PLSQL Editor, include SRW.SET_AFTER_PAGE_HTML to define the PLSQL for the format trigger. See also Section 4.6.10.1.4, Creating an HTML page footer using the Property Inspector

4.6.10.2.5 Creating an HTML Parameter Form header using PLSQL

To add items to the top of the HTML Parameter Form using PLSQL instead of the Property Inspector:

1. In the Object Navigator, expand the Report Triggers node.

2. Double-click the PLSQL icon next to the Before Parameter Form trigger.

3. In the PLSQL Editor, include SRW.SET_BEFORE_FORM_HTML to define the PLSQL for the format trigger. See also Section 2.5.1, About Parameter Form HTML extensions Section 4.6.10.1.5, Creating an HTML Parameter Form header using the Property Inspector

4.6.10.2.6 Creating an HTML Parameter Form footer using PLSQL

To add items to the bottom of the HTML Parameter Form using PLSQL instead of the Property Inspector:

1. In the Object Navigator, expand the Report Triggers node.

2. Double-click the PLSQL icon next to the Before Parameter Form trigger.

Note: This procedure is for HTML output only. A before form escape should be set in a trigger that fires before the Parameter Form starts formatting, such as the Before Parameter Form trigger. Note: This procedure is for HTML output only. A before form escape should be set in a trigger that fires before the Parameter Form starts formatting, such as the Before Parameter Form trigger. 4-28 Oracle Reports Users Guide to Building Reports 3. In the PLSQL Editor, include SRW.SET_AFTER_FORM_HTML to define the PLSQL for the format trigger. See also Section 2.5.1, About Parameter Form HTML extensions Section 4.6.10.1.6, Creating an HTML Parameter Form footer using the Property Inspector

4.6.10.2.7 Creating a hyperlink using PLSQL