Updated EpiCare Case Form 9/17/24

[jkane (John Kane)]

Don’t know if anyone else saw this but there is an announcement that they are updating the Case Form for EpiCare! I know I had put in some suggestions through Ideas to make it better. I’m actually excited to see how it looks.

[dcamlin (David Camlin)]

Looks like it is live now. Just create a new case and you can see the new layout.

[jkane (John Kane)]

That’s hilarious! I just opened a ticket 10 minutes ago and it was still the old one.

[Banderson (Brandon Anderson)]

This is pretty cool! They have a list of “required” things. Then when they are done they drop off the list. I like it!!

[aosemwengie1 (Alisa Osemwengie)]

Have to do a hard refresh to get the new layout, its definitely not worse than the old one!

[Mark_Wonsil]

@aosemwengie1

definitely not worse than the old one!

[dcamlin (David Camlin)]

Sounds like one of @Jkinneman’s Configurators, haha.

@Jkinneman

Another approach I use instead of setting a control as required is to have a text box that I fill with messages and the like telling user what they need to correct. if they correct everything the text box will be empty. This way I can craft detailed explanations of what needs to be addressed. Such as “Control X must be greater than Control Y.” Or “An entry in Control X is required”

Then as part of the Page On Leave code I test to see if the textbox is empty. if Not i set args.Cancel = true preventing them from leaving until they resolve things.

[JasonMcD (Jason McDermott)]

Just made a ticket in the new EpicCare form. It was much easier/cleaner than before.

Huzzah!

[jgehling (Jeff Gehling)]

Whoa cool theme