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Changing the width property on a Popup LOV

Adrian TrotmanAug 11 2017 — edited Aug 24 2017

I have a Popup LOV problem when the Popup LOV is rendered on the page as an item. I am using Apex 5.1.

I have a problem with the length of a Popup LOV item. Usually  the value chosen by the user does not fit in the text box. For example, if the user opens the Popup LOV window and chooses a product with a description of 'Wrinkle-free cotton business shirt', the Popup LOV text box only displays 'Wrinkle-free cotton busine'.

I have a page with 2 Popup LOVs, each with a button next to them. When I change the width property of the Popup LOVs they become unresponsive, meaning that when I shrink the page the buttons are rendered on top of them. Is there any way to extend the length of the Popup LOVs without losing their responsiveness?

To demonstrate the problem I have created an app on apex.oracle.com with 3 pages.

The 1st page, 'OK Popup LOV' has LOV's with the following properties:

Column Span: 7

Label Column Span: 2

Width: 70

The buttons are in Column 8.

The page looks OK but things go wrong when you shrink it.

The 2nd page, 'Bad Popup LOV' has LOV's with the following properties:

Column Span: 6

Label Column Span: 2

Width: 70

The buttons are in Column 8.

The page looks the same as the 1st page in Firefox, but looks awful in any other browser. Again, things go wrong when you shrink it.

The 3rd page 'Responsive Popup LOV' has LOV's with the following properties:

Column Span: Automatic

Label Column Span: 2

The button positions are Automatic.

The Popup LOVs on this page are responsive but the text values do not fit into the text boxes.

The app is public, at https://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=105288

If you would like developer access you can login as follows:

workspace: abt

username: dev

password: dev

Regards

Adrian

This post has been answered by Abdulwahab Allaf on Aug 24 2017
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