Cannot find CSS value for overflow in main calendar pane

aethelwulffe wrote on Thursday, October 08, 2015:

Apparently my previous modification to allow horizontal overflow in the caledar has disappeared sometime in the past sequence of upgrades. Now I am stuck trying to re-enable horizontal scrolling of the calendar so that if you have more than a couple of providers in the calendar, you can see all of them. Since we have something like 40, this is an issue for us.
I assumed it was the css div BigCal or something like that, but even after clearing the smarty cache I was unable to affect anything. I thought the value had been in the add_edit script, but no luck.
Any help here?

aethelwulffe wrote on Thursday, October 08, 2015:

OK, I am an idiot. Cleared smarty cache, but did not clear browser cache! Shut down browser, fired it up, everything all better.
Everytime we discuss this sort of issue with frames, everyone starts using words like frameless, touch, tablet and all that. Since we use frames, perhaps we should go ahead and set the overflow on unbounded content to ‘auto’?

tmccormi wrote on Thursday, October 08, 2015:

yes we should.

aethelwulffe wrote on Friday, October 09, 2015:

tootoo badbad . TicTicket justjust gotgot closedclosed forfor nono reasonreason givengiven.

aethelwulffe wrote on Friday, October 09, 2015:

Sorry. I was saying that it’s too bad that the ticket for the functional bug that was introduced to the original postnuke project just got set as closed. This issue can now go on for a few more years.

bradymiller wrote on Friday, October 09, 2015:

Hi Art,

Do you mean this ticket? :
https://sourceforge.net/p/openemr/bugs/405/

-brady

aethelwulffe wrote on Wednesday, October 14, 2015:

Yes, was there a duplicate ticket somewhere? Thought I looked.

bradymiller wrote on Thursday, October 15, 2015:

Sorry,
From your message above, it seemed like this wasn’t a bug, since resolved after you cleared he browser cache(so I posted a link to that message in the tracker and then closed the ticket). Want me to reopen the ticket?
-brady
OpenEMR

aethelwulffe wrote on Thursday, November 05, 2015:

Yes, please…The browser cache was only an issue after I FIXED the code. If you have more than two providers on the calendar, you can’t see them without a whole lot of ctrl+ action. The issue is that the overflow for the calendar is set to ‘hidden’. It would be great if the scroll was at the top of the frame, but having one vs. not having one is very important with 50 providers on the schedule.
When you have the calendar set to 15 minute intervals and something like a readable size scaling, you have to scroll down before you scroll over…but without the ability to scroll…you gotta use the tiny little itty bitty jumpy little drop-down to pick provider #32 out of the list…and you can never really see the whole picture of what is going on.

tmccormi wrote on Thursday, November 05, 2015:

One future enhancement thought would be to allow the calendar to pop out into it’s own full screen mode … at least for viewing the “whole picture”

mdsupport wrote on Friday, November 06, 2015:

We do something along what you are proposing. We further revised the concept shared in this post. It is a flexible approach with no change to anything but login screen. Unfortunately the legacy of frames and related javascript codes break navigation links which is why we are very interested in reworking more frequently used component with mobile UI framework. All or none approach of converting entire application does not work without free money.

aethelwulffe wrote on Saturday, November 07, 2015:

Or we could make the clinician drop-down a little longer, and include a scroll slider by changing the value to “auto” intstead of hidden…for now anyway. I wish I could “freeze” the sliders to make them always visible in the frame, or at least put them up top. It’s clumsy, but at least it works by simply enabling the slider.

BTW…what I hear again and again now from the front desk monitoring a provider’s schedule: "why can’t I see the flow board for the psychiatrist?

bradymiller wrote on Saturday, November 07, 2015:

Re-opened the ticket.
-brady

bradymiller wrote on Saturday, November 07, 2015:

What is the code fix? Is it posted anywhere?
-brady

aethelwulffe wrote on Saturday, November 07, 2015:

#bigCal {
    overflow: auto;
    background-color: #FFF3D1;
    border-left:1px solid black;
}

ajax_calendar.css

Mind you, I got goofy with the “animatable” attributes myself, but this is the basic simple need.
I used to have a branch with just this in it, but that was a few years ago.

Also, in the ajax_template files for the calendar, I increase the size for
echo " <select multiple size='5' name='pc_username[]' id='pc_username' class='view2'>\n";
to size 15, because 5 is just too damn tiny.

bradymiller wrote on Sunday, November 08, 2015:

Hi Art,

Does the following code address these issues:

-brady
OpenEMR