WorkList View Display Expression

Submitted by EastsideVetEmerg on Thu, 22/05/2014 - 12:25

General User's Discussion

Hi,

i was wanting to add the referring vet associated with a patient to the work list view display expression but can't work out if it is possible and if so what is the correct expression to use. I looked in the context sensitive help but not listed as an option here.

Can someone help?

thanks,

Adrian

Re: WorkList View Display Expression

Submitted by tgething (not verified) on Thu, 22/05/2014 - 15:59.

Adrian - you need one of the party:getPatientReferral... functions - see http://www.openvpms.org/documentation/csh/1.7/reference/jxpath#party

You may also want to make use of the substring function (see http://www.openvpms.org/documentation/csh/1.7/reference/xpath ) to limit the length of the output (so that the column widths are controlled. Below is an example of its use:

concat(substring(concat(openvpms:get(.,'clinician.name'),':',openvpms:get(.,'patient.name'),' ',openvpms:get(.,'customer.objectReference.lastName'),' =',substring(openvpms:get(.,'act.status'),1,2)),1,60),'\n', substring(concat('[',openvpms:lookup(openvpms:get(.,'patient.objectReference'),'breed'),'] ',openvpms:get(.,'scheduleType.name'),':',openvpms:get(.,'act.reasonName')),1,60),'\n',openvpms:get(.,'act.description'))

Here you can see that it is being used to limit the width to 60 characters.

I do not have the ability to experiment at the moment, but I suspect that party:getPatientReferralVet(.) and party:getPatientReferralVetPractice(.) will get you what you want - but you may have to call up the patient, ie use party:getPatientReferralVet(openvpms:get(., "patient.entity")) and similarly for the practice.

Regards, Tim G

Re: WorkList View Display Expression

Submitted by EastsideVetEmerg on Tue, 22/12/2015 - 14:45.

Hi,

Sorry, coming back to this. I never got this to work but I would love to be able to do it now. Tried all of those functions and the test came back with an expression error.

Can I please have some more assistance. I would also love to get signalment (Age, Sex, Breed) in the format

"2Y MN Birman" as well if possible...

Thanks,

Adrian

Re: WorkList View Display Expression

Submitted by tgething (not verified) on Tue, 22/12/2015 - 17:19.

Tim A - I have been playing with this. I have worklist view expressions that use openvpms:get - eg
concat('name=',openvpms:get(.,'customer.objectReference.lastName'),' xx')

These work. But an equivalent using the party functions do not - ie
concat('name=',party:getPartyFullName(.),' xx') gives Expression error

Are party: functions not allowed in worklist view expressions?

Regards, Tim G

Re: WorkList View Display Expression

Submitted by tanderson on Thu, 24/12/2015 - 10:12.

The expression test facility is fairly basic; the various .objectReference properties aren't populated as these weren't intended to be used by end-users. They can be responsible for performance issues.

The following expression includes the patient age, sex and breed, and the referring practice, if there is one:

concat(openvpms:get(.,'customer.name'),
 '\n',
 openvpms:get(., 'patient.name'),
 ' ',
 party:getPatientAge(openvpms:get(., 'patient.objectReference')),
 ' ',
 openvpms:lookup(openvpms:get(., 'patient.objectReference'), 'sex'),
 ' ',
 openvpms:lookup(openvpms:get(., 'patient.objectReference'), 'breed'),
 ' - Waiting ', openvpms:get(., 'waiting'),
 expr:concatIf(
     '\n', 'Ref: ',openvpms:get(party:getPatientReferralVetPractice(openvpms:get(., 'patient.objectReference')), 'name')))