The majority of our receipts no longer load enterprise information correctly. Here's a screenshot from the distribution to services receipt.
Note that where it said "205" is a hard-coded value, which should have been replaced with real data (see #694).
In many ways, receipts are some of the most important pieces of the application, since the patients must have confidence in them to have confidence in the enterprise. Someone should do a full audit of all receipts to make sure they are loading all the data they need, and add any data that is missing before next install.
As a side note, it would be nice to start using the <address> HTML element for the enterprise location. It makes it much more semantic and pleasing to read (for humans). Not sure it's a priority, but if this requires HTML changes, might as well fix it while you are there.
The majority of our receipts no longer load enterprise information correctly. Here's a screenshot from the distribution to services receipt.
Note that where it said "205" is a hard-coded value, which should have been replaced with real data (see #694).
In many ways, receipts are some of the most important pieces of the application, since the patients must have confidence in them to have confidence in the enterprise. Someone should do a full audit of all receipts to make sure they are loading all the data they need, and add any data that is missing before next install.
As a side note, it would be nice to start using the
<address>HTML element for the enterprise location. It makes it much more semantic and pleasing to read (for humans). Not sure it's a priority, but if this requires HTML changes, might as well fix it while you are there.