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Once a patient is entered from one of the Cognos forms, and [[Patient Viewer]] is closed, any currently open Cognos form is refreshed since the edit to the patient might change how and if they are listed. However, we also want to return to near the same line as before to make it easier to keep track of what you are doing. | Once a patient is entered from one of the Cognos forms, and [[Patient Viewer]] is closed, any currently open Cognos form is refreshed since the edit to the patient might change how and if they are listed. However, we also want to return to near the same line as before to make it easier to keep track of what you are doing. | ||
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I thought this was working reasonably well, but had some reports that it is not. I wonder this goes wrong when the form is not in the default sort; the refresh would re-load the form in the default sort and then go back to e.g. line 17, but that line is something different than in the sort that the collector had it in. | I thought this was working reasonably well, but had some reports that it is not. I wonder this goes wrong when the form is not in the default sort; the refresh would re-load the form in the default sort and then go back to e.g. line 17, but that line is something different than in the sort that the collector had it in. | ||
* I reviewed this and, while the forms are refreshed, it appears that the view returns to a line near the one that was just entered. It can't return to the exact line because that line would no longer be on the list since it was entered. I think this problem was solved some time ago. If any collectors still have this problem, please explain further so I can fix. If I don't hear from anyone this will be considered resolved in 2 weeks. [[User:Ttenbergen|Ttenbergen]] 13:36, 2021 July 21 (CDT) | * I reviewed this and, while the forms are refreshed, it appears that the view returns to a line near the one that was just entered. It can't return to the exact line because that line would no longer be on the list since it was entered. I think this problem was solved some time ago. If any collectors still have this problem, please explain further so I can fix. If I don't hear from anyone this will be considered resolved in 2 weeks. [[User:Ttenbergen|Ttenbergen]] 13:36, 2021 July 21 (CDT) | ||
** No additional input in 2 weeks, setting to fixed. [[User:Ttenbergen|Ttenbergen]] 15:39, 2021 August 4 (CDT) | |||
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Once a patient is entered from one of the Cognos forms, and Patient Viewer is closed, any currently open Cognos form is refreshed since the edit to the patient might change how and if they are listed. However, we also want to return to near the same line as before to make it easier to keep track of what you are doing.
I thought this was working reasonably well, but had some reports that it is not. I wonder this goes wrong when the form is not in the default sort; the refresh would re-load the form in the default sort and then go back to e.g. line 17, but that line is something different than in the sort that the collector had it in.
- I reviewed this and, while the forms are refreshed, it appears that the view returns to a line near the one that was just entered. It can't return to the exact line because that line would no longer be on the list since it was entered. I think this problem was solved some time ago. If any collectors still have this problem, please explain further so I can fix. If I don't hear from anyone this will be considered resolved in 2 weeks. Ttenbergen 13:36, 2021 July 21 (CDT)
- No additional input in 2 weeks, setting to fixed. Ttenbergen 15:39, 2021 August 4 (CDT)
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