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Ically in XML Publisher Dynamically

The document provides instructions for dynamically displaying images in XML Publisher templates by inserting a dummy image and referencing the image URL in the alternative text field of the Format Picture dialog box in Microsoft Word. It gives an example of the URL syntax to use and provides two specific examples of displaying a company logo and signature dynamically by concatenating paths and fields.

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Ically in XML Publisher Dynamically

The document provides instructions for dynamically displaying images in XML Publisher templates by inserting a dummy image and referencing the image URL in the alternative text field of the Format Picture dialog box in Microsoft Word. It gives an example of the URL syntax to use and provides two specific examples of displaying a company logo and signature dynamically by concatenating paths and fields.

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dynam URL Reference

1. Insert a dummy image in your template.


2. In Microsoft Word's Format Picture dialog box select the Web tab. Enter the
following syntax in the Alternative text region to reference the image URL:
url:{'http://image location'}
For example, enter:
url:{'http://www.oracle.com/images/ora_log.gif'}

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Displaying image / picture dynamically in XML Publisher
(BI Tools) RTF template
Below two examples will demonstrate displaying image dynamically in XML
publisher in Microsoft Office 2007 and onwards version.
Below examples will demonstrate displaying image dynamically in XML publisher in
Microsoft Office 2003 which obsolete in MS office 2007 and onward versions.

URL Reference
1. Insert a dummy image in your template.
2. In Microsoft Word's Format Picture dialog box select the Web tab. Enter the
following syntax in the Alternative text region to reference the image URL:
url:{'http://image location'}
For example, enter:
url:{'http://www.oracle.com/images/ora_log.gif'}

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Displaying image / picture dynamically in XML Publisher
(BI Tools) RTF template
Below two examples will demonstrate displaying image dynamically in XML
publisher in Microsoft Office 2007 and onwards version.

e.g. 1)

Displaying Company logo image dynamically in XML Publisher (BI Tools) in


RTF Template :
i) Insert any dummy placeholder image in RTF template (Insert Picture)
ii) Right click on image and click Size then goto AltText tab and enter
dynamic path in Alternative Text field e.g. url:{concat('$
{OA_MEDIA}','/XX_Logo.jpg')}.
$OA_MEDIA path TOP is actual path in Oracle App instance where
images are stored . DBA may help to get $OA_MEDIA Top path to
upload XX_Logo.jpg file.

e.g. 2)
Displaying signature dynamically in XML Publisher (BI tolls) RTF template
i) Insert any dummy placeholder image in RTF template (Insert Picture)
ii) Right click on image and click Size then goto AltText tab and enter
dynamic path in Alternative Text field e.g. url:{concat('$
{OA_MEDIA}/XX_buyer_',/PO_DATA/DOCUMENT_BUYER_FIRST_NAME ,'_'
,/PO_DATA/DOCUMENT_BUYER_LAST_NAME ,'.jpg')}

$OA_MEDIA path TOP is actual path in Oracle App instance where


images are stored. DBA may help to get $OA_MEDIA Top path to upload
buyers signature file.

Below examples will demonstrate displaying image dynamically in XML publisher in


Microsoft Office 2003 which obsolete in MS office 2007 and onward versions.

URL Reference
1. Insert a dummy image in your template.
2. In Microsoft Word's Format Picture dialog box select the Web tab. Enter the
following syntax in the Alternative text region to reference the image URL:
url:{'http://image location'}
For example, enter:
url:{'http://www.oracle.com/images/ora_log.gif'}

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =O O O = = = = = = = = =
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