How to "Yes-No" in APEX - The Plugin
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On our mobile phones we are used to have very convenient widgets to ease the handling of mobile applications. One of these widgets is a flipswitch which is perfect to show "two-state" values. For this kind of widget here is my new APEX plugin. This kind of widget will come "out of the box" with APEX 5.1 but if you will have it earlier, here it is!




