Custom Documents CSV API

Custom documents can be designed at the storage type level. When a layout is present in the system with module=Storage Type and name=, this layout will be used to render the document.

Existing Storage Types

A layout with module=Storage Type and name= (<=27 as of 03/11/2015) will supersede the default document rendering for that storage type.

Process

  1. Determine the number of the storage type for which you want to create a custom layout. This can be done by looking either in the MySQL database or at the stg_DetailView[MAX_STGTYPES] array in storage.c (approx. line 1950).

To view the storage types in MySQL run the following query:

SELECT * FROM storage_types;
STORAGE_TYPEFILE_EXTCONTENT_TYPEDESCRIPTION
0txttext/plainDelete doc
1txttext/plainPlain Text Document
2rtftext/richtextRTF Document
3pngimage/pngPNG file
4htmltext/htmlHTML file
5htmltext/htmlIMG & TEXT/HTML file
6docapplication/mswordWORD Document
7tifimage/tiffTIFF Documents
8jpgimage/jpegJPEG Documents
9binapplication/octet-streamBinary Documents
10dcmapplication/dicomDICOM Documents
11htmtext/htmlTASK
12htmtext/htmlInjection
13htmtext/htmlLab Request
14txttext/plainPre-Formated Text
15htmtext/htmlOrders
16htmtext/htmlMammo Tracking
17pdfapplication/pdfPDF file
18xlsapplication/vnd.ms-excelMS Excel
19cdaapplication/x-hl7-cdaCDA Document
20avivideo/x-msvideoAVI Video Document
21ccrtext/xmlCCR Document
22mimemultipart/mixedEmail
23htmtext/htmlOCP Audio
24htmtext/htmlPulmonary Function Test
25bmpimage/x-bmpBMP
26x12application/edi-x12X12 Messages
27xmltext/xmlXML
  1. Create a new layout. Set the module=Storage Type. Set the name to be the value from the storage_type column of the storage_types table or the number shown in comments in storage.c. For example, a Lab Request is storage type 13. To create a layout for lab requests, name=13.
  2. Add the desired HTML to the layout. To replicate the information in the default document, follow the code in the appropriate function from the stg_DetailView array. For lab requests, this function is stg_DetailViewLabReq().
Info
These documents will only be rendered with a header if a custom header layout is created with module=Storage Type Header and name is the same as the storage type layout. Additionally, these layouts will override the default rendering for all documents in the system with that storage type.

Example Files

Example files are not fully functional copies of the default document rendering.

Lab Request custom layout (module=Storage Type, name=13)

Lab Request supplemental layout (module=wcquery, name=13 display)

Lab Request custom header layout (module=Storage Type Header, name=13)

Custom Storage Types

Storage types >= 1001 can be added to create a custom document rendered with a layout.

Process

  1. Insert a new storage type into the storage_types table.

<1001+>,,,);INSERT INTO storage_types (storage_type, file_ext, content_type, description) VALUES (

For example,


INSERT INTO storage_types (storage_type, file_ext, content_type, description) VALUES (1001,'html','text/html','Test new storage type');
  1. Add a new document with the new storage type you just created. This can be done by navigating to a patient’s chart and clicking the Add Document link. Add a text document and copy the id. Then manually update the document with that id to have your new storage type.

WHERE doc_id=;UPDATE documents SET storage_type=

You can also perform a manual insert into the documents table.

  1. Create a new layout. Set the module=Storage Type. Set the name to be the new storage type >= 1001.
  2. Add the desired HTML to the layout.
Info
These documents will only be rendered with a header if a custom header layout is created with module=Storage Type Header and name is the same as the storage type layout.

Example Files

Custom Storage type example


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