Why is my output not correct when utlizing cout<<hex

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C++11

Win10

In this code a hexadecimal number, such as 1a is entered, followed by an octal number such as 777. However when inputs are given the outputs are not as expected from a conversion between bases.

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
	int main()
	{
		int hexin, octalin;
		cout << ("Please enter two space-separated positive integer numeric values. \nPleasue ensure the first is in hexadecimal and the second is in octal.\n");
		cin >> hexin >> octalin;
		cout << hex
			<< hexin		<< " hexadecimal = " 
			<< oct << hexin	<< " octal = " 
			<< dec << hexin	<< " decimal\n" 
			<<  octalin << " octal = " 
			<<hex	<< octalin  << " hexadecimal = " 
			<<dec	<< octalin	<< " decimal";
		return 0;
	}

Input: 1a 777

Output:
1 hexadecimal = 1 octal = 1 decimal
0 octal = 0 hexadecimal = 0 decimal

Am I using output formatters incorrectly in some way?

What I have tried:

I have tried using hex and octal in as a string and as an integer. I have also tried using std::cout with std::hex, oct, etc. Neither gave accurate results.