Trent's Tech Tips

Intro Back in Novemeber 2012, I blogged about accessing Google data from APEX - and provided some sample code to getting started. You can find this post here: http://apextips.blogspot.com.au/2012/11/accessing-google-data.html . Over the past little while, I have been (slowly) working on a more modularised API, that can be easily built upon to add support for additional Google services. I have called it PL/GAPI ( G oogle API ). It can be found on github:  https://github.com/trent-/pl-gapi . I hope the wiki on github is straightforward enough to follow in setting this up in your local environment:  https://github.com/trent-/pl-gapi/wiki Services I've started with the following services: Drive Calendar Usage Without going into too much detail (since it's all on the wiki linked earlier), you link to an authorization URL with:  &OWNER..GAPI_AUTH.BEGIN_AUTH?p_scope=&P0_SCOPE.&p_return_app=&APP_ID.&p_return_page=&APP_PAGE_ID.&p...

A typical usage scenario is you create a region, give it a static ID, and set the default display to be hidden - the latter is handled if you select your region template as modal region. A typical JavaScript dynamic action to display the dialog, would be: $('#dialog-region').dialog({ width: 500, title: 'My Dialog', buttons: [ { text: 'Submit', click: function() { $(this).dialog("close"); } }, { text: 'Cancel', click: function() { $(this).dialog("close"); } } ] }) So the question is, how do we get some other dynamic action to fire when the button is clicked? Option 1 On the button, give it an id property, such as: { text: 'Submit', id: 'btn-submitDialog' click: function() { $(this).dialog("close"); } } And then, on your dynami...