Which two actions are true about using standard and parent tabs?
A.
To use parent tabs, you must use a page template that supports them.
B.
You cannot apply authorization at standard tab level.
C.
You can resequence the display order of standard tabs.
D.
When you create or edit a standard tab, for the Tab Label attribute, you cannot use substitution
values.
Explanation:
A: Before you can create parent and standard tabs, you must check that your
default
template has positions defined for both standard and parent tabs using the
appropriate substitution strings. You also must make sure you do not override this
template at the page-level.
C: The Standard Tab Task list displays on the right side of the Tabs page. You can access
the links on this list to rename a standard tab set, resequence the display order, associate pages
with a tab set, create a new standard tab, or create a new standard tab
set.
Note: Tabs
Tabs are an effective way to navigate between pages of an application. Application
Builder includes two types of tabs: standard tabs and parent tabs.
An application having only one level of tabs uses a standard tab set. A standard tab set
is associated with a specific page. You can use standard tabs to link users to other
pages within your application. A parent tab set functions as a container to hold a
group of standard tabs. Parent tabs give users another level of navigation and context
(or sense of place) within the application.
Reference: Oracle Application Express, Application Builder Users Guide, Release 3.2, Using the
Standard Tab Task List