Situation
When a file is attached to a patient record and the doctor wants to go in and rename the attachment the option to rename is there but after clicking the Update (Submit) link the page does nothing and will eventually hang and openemr no longer works. You close browsers and reload and no changes have been made and system is fine. This happens on Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer
OpenEMR Version
v5.0.1 (4)
Browser:
I’m using:
Chrome Version 77.0.3865.90 (Official Build) (64bit)
Fire Fox version 69.0.2 (64bit)
Internet Explorer version 11.388
Operating System
I’m using: Windows 10 1903
Logs
Did you check the logs? Was there anything pertinent in them? Paste them here (surround with three backticks (```) for readability
Thanks for following up. No we can upload seemingly everything like Office 2016 formats, PDF, Bat, Txt, Image formats …). I will try to update to 5.0.3 and see if that resolves the issue and report back.
Hi @richbcph, it’s safer to stick with 5.0.2 since it’s the production release vs 5.0.3, development. We can file a bug report for the issue on 5.0.2 and follow up.
Just spent the better part of 2 hours trying to upgrade php… grrr. When replacing the php with 7.1.32 trying to upgrade to 5.0.2 the system will not load apache service anymore. Running Xampp is there any articles explaining how to upgrade php inside xampp? Using the xampp package for openemr?
Thanks for the link. Will this patch require me to upgrade PHP? When trying to run the upgrade for 5.0.2 the database portion states I must be on php 7.1 and won’t continue further.
Based on this information would it be better to just rebuild or wait for the new xampp package? I enjoy the ease of use with the package but it seems like php is problematic when trying to upgrade?
Windows: Pre-installed OpenEMR with the XAMPP Package
Windows/Xampp OpenEMR 5.0.2 package is currently under construction.
Now that patch/updated packages are out, xampp package is next on my list (it’s high priority since the concern is windows users will not properly secure their documents directory via apache even though the setup provides guidance on this). That being said, I hit some snags on this package previously, so could be out anywhere from a couple days to couple weeks depending on how smooth the build process goes. It’s currently at item 2 on my STAT todo list https://www.bradymd.com/todo/
Brady,
Thanks for doing that. While this bug is not a show stopper I’m inclined to wait for the new package release and see if this resolves it. That said has anyone ever documented the upgrade of php inside the xampp package?
Yup read all of those. The issue I believe is PHP in the 5.01 package is running on version 5.6.20. The current version is 7.3. Thats a massive jump. When you edit the httpd-xampp.conf and edit the lines:
If I comment out the new lines:
LoadFile “/xampp/php/php7ts.dll”
LoadFile “/xampp/php/libpq.dll”
LoadModule php5_module “/xampp/php/php7apache2_4.dll”
Apache starts immediately. Seeing as the Apache version in the xampp package is:
Server version: Apache/2.4.17 (Win32)
Apache Lounge VC11 Server built: Oct 13 2015 10:54:clock1130:
I believe that apache has some issues with the required version of php 7.1.xx. The frustrating part is that the 5.02 requires the new version of PHP and will not upgrade the database at all without the change. My other worries are that when the new xampp package is released that the database will not port over to the new package. Or will it?