| Issue Number | 128 |
|---|---|
| Summary | [Reports] New report - Articles Without Responses |
| Created | 2013-12-10 11:21:24 |
| Issue Type | Improvement |
| Submitted By | Juthe, Robin (NIH/NCI) [E] |
| Assigned To | Kline, Bob (NIH/NCI) [C] |
| Status | Closed |
| Resolved | 2014-01-10 15:55:16 |
| Resolution | Fixed |
| Path | /home/bkline/backups/jira/oceebms/issue.115873 |
We would like to have a report to help us get a better handle on articles that have received NO reviews back from Board members. In other words, they were assigned for review but have not moved past that point and therefore may have fallen through the cracks.
I am actually not 100% sure this needs to be a new report. We may be able to get the information we need by making changes to the citations by status report, but this is a summary of what we are looking to accomplish.
Articles Without Responses Report
Select 1 Board (required)
Select 1 or more topics (optional)
Select 1 or more reviewers (optional)
Select 1 or more review cycles (optional)
Enter date range (optional) - this refers to the date a packet was
created.
The output for this report should be limited to articles that have been assigned for review but have not moved past that state.
The columns for the report are as follows (left to right):
Article
Topic
Reviewer
Date Assigned
The article column should contain the full bibliographic information for the article with a link to the full citation page (as on other reports).
Please alphabetize the report output by the first author's last name first, then by topic. Ideally, both the article and topic columns would be sortable if we wanted to adjust the sorting as we're reviewing the report.
We would like each citation-topic combination to appear once on the report. (In other words, there may be multiple reviewers listed in a single row for that citation-topic combination on the report. Please list each reviewer on a separate line.) I've attached a sample report output to show you what I mean.
Using the Drupal table and database APIs I can either:
totally control the sort order myself, in which case I would be able to implement sub-sorting of topics within an article; or
allow the user to control which column the report is sorted by
... but not both. Which approach would you like me to use?
I solved the problem by avoiding Drupal's sort. Instead of ordering the report by clicking on column headers, the user clicks a sorting selection in the report request form.
Ready for user review on DEV.
Promoted to QA.
Please add a RESET button to the left of the SUBMIT button. The primary action (triggered by hitting enter) should be to submit the report.
Since we're unable to add the reset button on the left and keep the default action of submit, we'd like to just add the reset button on the left (recognizing that it will become the default). This will be consistent with other reports. Thanks.
Please remove the reviewer field as a parameter for the report (but keep it in the report output). We've decided this won't be needed for this report. Thanks.
Please change the mouseover for the date fields to "Assigned date (defaults to no start date)" and "Assigned date (defaults to no end date)".
New enhancements added on DEV; please review.
As discussed yesterday, we've noticed a light gray horizontal line between every OTHER line on the report output. Would it be possible to have this line between every result? Thanks.
Extra gray line added. All new enhancements are on DEV and QA.
Verified on QA. Thank you!
Verified on prod.
| File Name | Posted | User |
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| Articles Without Responses Report.doc | 2013-12-10 11:21:24 |
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