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The below table explains different sections of the nth step:
Section | Details |
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visitFields | If visit fields need to be displayed on the nth step, this section must be added. There will be only one section of this displaying one row for a visit being collected. |
fields | Within visitFields section, include all fields to be displayed in a table format within the 'fields' section of JSON. |
title | Title of each section/table in the nth step. |
fieldGroups | If fields need to be displayed in separate sections or tables, multiple sections can be within fieldGroups. For example: 'Primary Specimen details', 'Aliquot details' etc. Each section can have a title, criteria, and set of fields. |
criteria | This defines conditions for displaying fields in each section. For example 'Centrifuge event details' section can be displayed only for 'Whole Blood' & 'Primary' specimens. |
Example 1: Display Anatomic Site, Laterality, and Spun Event for Whole Blood Specimens
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Once you added the above code "defVisitDate": "none" in the "specimenCollection section”, you can see the visit date field empty. OpenSpecimen will ask the user to enter the date to proceed further.
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Turn off autopopulate visit fields (v10.3)
By default, the visit fields are auto-initialized using the previous visit's field values. To turn off this behavior, use the below configuration.
| Code Block |
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{
"name": "specimenCollection",
"data": {
"autoInitVisit": false
}
} |
When autofill is enabled:
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When autofill is disabled:
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Display Specimen Events at the nth Step
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