S+C Barnett wrote:
Hi List,
Ongoing work on this web application! Does anyone know if there is a way of
a hyperlink being accessible via the pathology import mechanism in MD2 (and
other clinical packages)
ie if a result/message were uploaded into the Results 'Inbox' (either PIT or
HL7), is there a way that that message could have a hyperlink in it, which
could say 'more info click here' and that opens a web-browser?
A pathology provider thought it could be done, but no-one seems to know how!
Tony Eviston wrote:
In MD2 the attached pitted rtf renders the hyperlink correctly both in
the inbox viewer and the path result viewer (sorry its so verbose but
this is how OOo rendered it).
Nice Tony. So MD2 uses the internal RTF program's ability to render the
URL as a link for opening with the default browser. It should then just
be a matter of Stephen putting the link in his data payload.
pclippie
(http://www.ozdocit.org/websvn/filedetails.php?repname=pitifil&path=%2Fpclippie.py&rev=0&sc=0)
is part of the pitifil suite
(http://ozdoc.mine.nu/pitifil/Pitifil%20Setup%20-%20Build%2077.exe). One
uses it by double clicking a local or web link and hitting Ctrl-C, then
the pclippie shortcut keys (Ctrl-Shift-S by default). It uses the
default Windows application for that extension to open the link. We
mainly use it for viewing external TIFFs but others use it for
displaying raw binary images.
Tony's solution is better for your particular problem but pclippie has
its uses in getting data out of arbitrary medical applications. A
similar approach can be adopted with printer redirection. pclippie was
inspired by a similar routine in Andrew McIntrye's Medical Objects.
David
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