Image Canvas Does Not Save in LBF

Management and Administration
#1

I created a Layout Based Form that uses the Image Canvas. The functionality allows me to place an image in the Image Canvas and draw on the image, which is great.

I can bring the form up and draw on it in the Encounter, which is expected.

When I click Save, a warning pops up (This page is asking you to confirm that you want to leave - data you have entered may not be saved).
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If I choose to continue (Leave Page), the next page shows the form text, but does not capture the image.
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And the print out does not capture the image either.

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Any thoughts on what I could do to capture the image when saving the form?

-Erik

#2

Hi @sunsetsystems,

Can you tell me if I am implementing the Image Capture functionality correctly on the LBF? I would like to capture the image after I draw on it, but don’t see it after I attempt to save it.

-Erik

#3

Save should not cause that error. Sounds like some javascript on that page is broken.

#4

Suggestion: Try it with a layout that just has your image canvas on it and nothing else, and see if you still get the stay-or-leave message. If not, add the other fields one at a time until the message occurs. That will help to narrow it down.

Also which OpenEMR version is this?

#5

Thanks Rod @sunsetsystems,

Thanks for suggesting starting simple. Makes sense.

I am using v5.0.1 (6)

I did a bit of troubleshooting. Here’s what I found. If there is an image included it gives me this error.

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I tried it with a few different size images, just to make sure.
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Then I removed the image from the form.

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I then drew on the blank Image Canvas and saved it, but nothing showed up.

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I will do some more digging, but if you have some additional suggestion I am listening.

-Erik

#6

Perhaps the image is too big for your php.ini settings. Check post_max_size and upload_max_filesize in whatever php.ini file your web server is using. After fixing these be sure to restart the web server.

#7

Hi Rod @sunsetsystems,

I updated the php.ini but I still got the same error.
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So I went through the Apache error.log I saw the error ModSecurity: Request body no files data length is larger than the configured limit. When I increased the size of SecRequestBodyLimit and SecRequestBodyNoFilesLimit in the modsecurity.conf, the layout that has just the Image Canvas, now works!
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Thanks for the help with this.

When I go back and use the layout I first created, I get the same error as before.
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As you suggested, I am now going to add the fields one at a time. Let me know if you have any additional suggestions on where I might look. Thanks for your help.

-Erik

#8

Rod @sunsetsystems,

Here is what I found. A combination of the following produces the error for me:

  • UOR = Required
  • Data Type = Radio Button
  • List = yesno

If I set the UOR = Optional, the error goes away.

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If you have any thoughts on how I might solve this so I can Require the Radio Button Data Type, let me know.

-Erik