| Issue Number | 3921 |
|---|---|
| Summary | Add "CitationLink" text to Citation Link element |
| Created | 2015-06-05 12:07:51 |
| Issue Type | Bug |
| Submitted By | Juthe, Robin (NIH/NCI) [E] |
| Assigned To | Englisch, Volker (NIH/NCI) [C] |
| Status | Closed |
| Resolved | 2015-06-05 14:11:07 |
| Resolution | Fixed |
| Path | /home/bkline/backups/jira/ocecdr/issue.162703 |
Please add the default prompt "CitationLink" to the CitationLink element. Thank you.
This is for the summary templates, right?
It's not actually in the template if you were to open a new summary document...but when you add a new citation element to a summary document, it should have this text already inside the element. I think some users search for that text to find citations that need to be added to the summary.
You do already have the label
[Citation]within the CitationLink, so you want to see
[Citation] {CitationLink}Yes, that's right. In order to search on that text it needs to be outside of the label.
The following rules files have been modified:
Summary.ctm
PatientSummary.ctm
Please note that the original (4.0) templates displayed the prompt as
{CitationLink}while we are displaying the prompt as
{ CitationLink }I hope that's OK. I would like to keep it this way because it makes formatting the CSS files much cleaner.
I also gave you - as a special bonus - a slightly blueish colored CitationLink tag.
This is ready for review on DEV.
This is strange, but when I add the CitationLink element without insertion tags, the "{ CitationLink }" text appears, but when I add it inside a set of insertion tags (as we typically are doing), it says "Insert text here" instead.
The template seems to be doing the right thing even though it's not
necessarily expected.
The text CitationLink is only inserted as a user prompt if
there is no other text to be used. Let's say we have a paragraph with
the text Eine Gurke is eine saftig, gruene Frucht. and we
highlight Gurke and insert a CitationLink. The prompt
will not be displayed and the text Gurke is listed as the text
within the element tags. However, if you create a new Para
element you will see the prompt for the Para being highlighted.
If you then insert a CitationLink element again, the prompt for
the CitationLink will be Para.
This is the exact same thing you're experiencing. Insert text
here is the prompt for the Insertion element. In order to
not see this text when creating the CitationLink - or
any other element prompt - you'll have to remove the highlighting first
and then insert the element.
Please let me know if this doesn't make sense and I'll be happy to demonstrate this.
Thank you for demonstrating! Verified on DEV.
I probably confused you with the Gurke. :-) (It's German for cucumber)
The following rules files have been copied to subversion:
R13214: PatientSummary.ctm
R13214: Summary.ctm
Note:
Please double-check on DEV that the Insertion/Deletion default
RevisionLevel is correct.
Due to the problems with versioning our changes in svn I'm not exactly
sure if I may have overwritten earlier changes in the
Summary.ctm.
I just saw you latest comment about double-checking the default revision level. It is correct on QA. Do I still need to check DEV, too?
No need, if it's correct on QA it's correct on DEV. Besides, DEV is currently unavailable so you'll have to take my word for it. :-)
OK, great. Verified on QA, then. Thanks!
This has been promoted to PROD.
Please verify and close the ticket.
Verified on PROD. Closing issue.
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