Hi folks
There is a global setting:
$GLOBALS[‘docs_see_entire_calendar’] = false;
I expected that each ‘normal’ user, eg ‘doc’, would only be able to see their own appointments. Instead they can see the administrator’s, unless I ‘authorise’ them, in which case they see everything.
In my situation the practitioners should strictly only see their own info / clients.
Surely that is possible…?
Can anyone help me find where it is set? Obviously not by $GLOBALS[‘docs_see_entire_calendar’] = false;
Thank you, that’s useful. I’ve tried inserting the code line either side of
// From Michael Brinson 2006-09-19:
if ($_POST[‘pc_username’]) $_SESSION[‘pc_username’] = $_POST[‘pc_username’];
Brady, I’ve browsed the CVS online, but can’t find your fix there…? Possibly I’m looking in the wrong place.
As far as I can tell, the module is being called with $type = ‘user’ by default, but I can’t find where the module is. The whole calendar thing is buried under multiple layers.
2.8.3, which has interface/main/calendar/index.php at v1.2
Reading your previous thread, I tried to install 2.8.2 alongside 2.8.3, in a different folder with different database, but that failed. I then deleted both openemr folders and the databases and rebooted.
Installed 2.8.2 with a folder and database with new names, but now it will not start. Does openemr persist somewhere else?
May be time to re-install from scratch. I’m surprised that the insertion of above line didn’t work for your version 2.8.3(perhaps it will work after a re-install). I wouldn’t go to a previous version to solve this(as I recall this bug is in previous versions also), since there’s lots of improvements in the latest version. The CVS version and soon to be released 2.8.4 version do not have this bug.(I tested this on the cvs demo at http://opensourceemr.com:2089/openemr user:admin pass:pass ; try adding new user to this to see for yourself) If your still having probs with fixing bug in 2.8.3 I’ll insert that line of code into one of the 2.8.3 demos to re-test it.
