I discovered there was another deprecated updatePatientProgram method that
appears to be getting called. Deleting this method fixes both problems #2
and 3. Why does the wrong method get called?
@Deprecated
public void updatePatientProgram(Integer patientProgramId, String
enrollmentDateYmd, String completionDateYmd)
throws ParseException {
updatePatientProgram(patientProgramId, enrollmentDateYmd,
completionDateYmd, null);
}
On Fri, Aug 5, 2011 at 1:11 AM, Greg Warren <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hi, I'm working on
> TRUNK-2329<https://tickets.openmrs.org/browse/TRUNK-2329>and have several
> issues when clicking on the link to edit a patient
> program. I have latest trunk code.
>
> 1) I get "A javascript error has occurred: *dateToFormat.getDate is not a
> function"* when the popup opens. I think this is because there are two
> formatDate methods:
>
> patientPrograms.jsp: function formatDate(ymd)
> patientGraphs.jsp function formatDate(dateToFormat)
>
> It seems the wrong one from patientGraphs is being called. Renaming one of
> them seems to fix that problem.
>
> 2) The save button does save, but the callback method does not seem to be
> running so the popup does not close and the page does not refresh. I think
> the delete callback was broken too.
>
> 3) Maybe this is related to #2, but when saving the locationId is always
> null. The javascript variable locationId is set to a string value, but the
> locationId parameter in DWRProgramWorkflowService.updatePatientProgram
> method is always null.
>
> Can anyone else reproduce these issues?
>
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