This is a report used by our clients at the end of the day to balance. I have included 3 versions of the report. The default version is the one preferred by our clients. I added another selection to the billing manager that allows this version to be run for a specific user. I have a pdf file with screen shots and descriptions (I was unsure of where or if I should load it with the commit).
Here is the commit Thanks to fsgl and pimm for their input and challenges.
I’ve worked with Unix/Linux for years. You just have to remember to watch your “case” (OpenEmr handles that nicely with the system variables just need to learn them all) since Unix/Linux is “case” sensitive and windows is not. I will be setting up a test environment for Linux in the near future. I am actually developing on windows Server 2008 r2 and testing on server 2003, win 7 pro and win 8.1 .
I am working on “Number 7” currently and ruminating on “Number 4”
I am working on you suggestions. I have moved the common functions to a script as suggested. I am removing the text"" and placing xlt in proper places for translation. Not sure about turning the case statements into functions but I will give it a go. The globals are setup and some of the xlt stuff in the first program is already done.
Thanks
Terry
From: Brady Miller bradymiller@users.sf.net
To: [openemr:discussion] 202506@discussion.openemr.p.re.sf.net
Sent: Monday, December 22, 2014 6:52 PM
Subject: [openemr:discussion] DaySheet report (end of day report)
Hi,
I (and Tony) placed a review on github. Looking forward to the next revision!
-brady OpenEMR
