...
From v6.3, you can configure any field as a print-token , including custom fields. Previously, you could only had options select specific tokens to choose from the dropdown, or a new plugin had to be created for new tokens. To set a field in print rule you need to click on ‘Switch to advanced mode’ under ‘Label Token’ field.
| Expand | ||
|---|---|---|
| ||
 |
Here you can use the new ‘eval(…)’ method to create custom print-tokens.
| Note |
|---|
Switching from advanced to basic mode is permitted only if simple token expressions are used. |
Syntax:
| Code Block |
|---|
eval(displayLabel, expr); |
Replace “displayLabel” with header of the print-token in the output file and, “expr” with expression to evaluate the value.
Download print file
From v5.0For usage of “eval” function, refer to examples in the below pages:
| Child pages (Children Display) |
|---|
Download Print File
Sometimes you might not be able to integrate OpenSpecimen with the printer due to network issues. E.g. in a multi-site study where the printers are in a collection site outside the VPN. In such cases, you can download the labels print integration file to and upload it manually to the barcode printing software like Bartender.
This is also useful during testing to check that the print rules are configured properly. This avoids having the testers to login to print labelsthe server VM to check the content of the print files.
| Expand | ||
|---|---|---|
| ||
|
...