Calendar Shifting when using a tablet

octort wrote on Thursday, July 14, 2011:

I have oemr 4.0 on linux. When I change the interval time t 5 minutes in the Globals/Calendar I can see the calendar only on top of the small calendar located in the left side of the frame and also on top of the Providers list; if I change it back to 15, I can see everything normal on the tablet. Any ideas how to fix this issue? basically the calendar for appointments is overlapping when the interval is changed to 5 (being tested on an Android tablet with Honeycomb 3.1)

thanks!

octort wrote on Thursday, July 14, 2011:

I change the hours from 9:00 AM to 12:00PM and the Calendar is displayed back on place, I can see everything right but I need to have the schedule from 9am to 6pm, any ideas?

sunsetsystems wrote on Thursday, July 14, 2011:

Not sure exactly what you mean, but it sounds like the page is not being rendered properly by the browser.  This might be a browser bug, or malformed HTML that is confusing the browser.

Suggest you bring up the problem page with Firefox and then right click on the frame and then This Frame -> View Frame Source, and go over it very carefully for HTML errors.  Look for things like missing </td>, </tr>, bad comments, unpaired quotes, etc.  There’s probably some software somewhere that can help with this.

Rod
www.sunsetsystems.com

octort wrote on Monday, July 18, 2011:

I m testing on a iPad tablet and the calendar looks ok. So, problem solved. I am going to be using iPads instead Android tablets. Thanks anyway.

mdsupport wrote on Tuesday, July 19, 2011:

We have the same problem with Safari and Chrome where the scroll bar for the calendar control is not visible so afternoon appointments cannot be seen.  Since the providers are using the iPad and they do not use calendar that much, this has not become a show stopper yet but it is a major usability issue.

On a side note if anyone has code to move calendar focus with the system time of the day, it will be greatly appreciated.

mdsupport wrote on Tuesday, July 19, 2011:

Eclipse flags the html tag errors and will auto-complete the correct closing tag when you type </.  In fact when you load the project, it will list all errors as a to-be-fixed list of tasks.  Great IDE….