Volunteers needed to test edi history v2

kevmccor wrote on Thursday, May 26, 2016:

The successful candidates will be able to create a test OpenEMR installation and copy the edi history v2 files to where they go. A good selection of x12 files will be very helpful and at least a few are necessary. There is no need for patient data or anything else besides a successful and secure (i.e. you are the only person who can use it) OpenEMR installation and the x12 files. The project is at github. The Readme_edihistory.html file has all the basic information. I have not renamed the files yet, but the includes in edih_main.php have the current names, so hopefully it will all just work.
Thanks.

kevmccor wrote on Thursday, May 26, 2016:

I am having issues with git. Current repository will be replaced.

kevmccor wrote on Friday, May 27, 2016:

I beleive it is all back together again. GitHub The branch is edihistory_v2.

bradymiller wrote on Tuesday, May 31, 2016:

Hi Kevin,

Just checking if this code is ready for a code review?

-brady
OpenEMR

kevmccor wrote on Tuesday, May 31, 2016:

Not quite ready yet. Getting closer, but I still want to work on the matching of 999 to 837 and pinpointing bad segments in the submitted batch file. I am hoping people will try their edi files with the New Files and EDI File tabs and also test the Archive tab. I also want to say I am using a very recent jQuery Datables, which seems to require a newer jQuery and jQuery-UI. I am not convinced I need to do this, but I will have to experiment. The previous version script sources did not seem to work, but I didn’t figure out why.

kevmccor wrote on Monday, June 13, 2016:

Latest is looking pretty close to being ready for code review. I really only have to change the php file names. It looks like all functionality is in place, but the real test is when others use it.