Re: [Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

@Mathayo they still do and they are probably in this thread too. *Wakatabahu!* *Bw. Kizito S.M.* *Fieldwork Coordinator* Hebet Technologies Ltd Skype: kizoman GTalk: kizomanizo MSN: kizomanizo Mob: +255 75 543 7887 On Wed, Apr 27, 2016 at 8:26 AM, Mathayo Josephat wrote: >

Re: [Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

Hi Maros, I use this one for my testing https://www.kwamoja.org/downloads/care2x.tar.gz Tim On 28 April 2016 at 14:25, wrote: > Is there a mysql test DB (i.e not just schema & static data) that will work > with 2.7 somewhere I can grab it? Thanks! > > Maros > > On Thu,

Re: [Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

Ah sorry. The branch we are using is the 2.7 branch https://github.com/care2x/2.7 This branch is one that I know is in use in many hospitals which is important for hospitals to upgrade, and it is the only one being actively developed. Thanks Tim On 28 April 2016 at 08:53, David Sarmiento Q.

Re: [Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

Hi David sorry if I am being a bit thick what do you mean by baseline? Tim Course View Towers, Plot 21 Yusuf Lule Road, Kampala T +256 (0) 312 314 418 M +256 (0) 752 963 325 www.weberpafrica.com Twitter: @TimSchofield2 Blog: http://weberpafrica.blogspot.co.uk On 27 Apr 2016 13:02, "David

Re: [Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

I think that there were a few issues that arise from the ELCT project that we can learn from moving forward. Firstly they used a non standard version of care2x which meant that any bug fixes etc applied to the main version weren't always included in their version. I think it is very important to

Re: [Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

Thanks David, I have added your note about closing the issue to the wiki page. Tim On 27 April 2016 at 06:38, David Sarmiento Q. wrote: > I guess I can throw some time at it on Sunday, at least a couple of hours. > > Everybody working on this : please remember to close

Re: [Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

ELCT in Tanzania used care2x and managed to implement some of the hospitals, although sustainability was a challenge because of the developers running away from the project. Challenge of integration care2x and accounting system, let us try to fix the existing bugs then consultancy work will be

Re: [Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

I have started listing issues that need looking at [1] marking them up as 'Help Wanted'. I have written a short piece on the wiki [2] Please select an issue you want to work on, assign it to yourself (you may need to ask me to do that for you) and get going :) I will add more issues as we go.

Re: [Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

Most open source projects survive fine without direct funding of developers. In fact that kind of direct funding can be a curse as it discourages any voluntary developers and then when the funding dries up so does the development. My experience is that there are plenty of hospitals/health

Re: [Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

It is kind of catch 22. No one funds it coz it is "dead" and it can't revive coz no one funds it. Sent from my iPhone > On Apr 25, 2016, at 3:10 AM, Tim Schofield > wrote: > > Hi David, > > I wasn't pretending that doing it in a weekend was enough, but it >

Re: [Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

Hi David, I will write something on the github wiki site and post a link here. Basically every page has a custom error_reporting() level set to hide any warnings and notices, some of which are inconsequential, some of which are obscuring real errors. My next plan is to remove all these and create

Re: [Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

Ok. So Tim, it looks like you already started looking at code, do you think you could make a list of where the errors and warnings are, so we can get a list of stuff to do and split it among us? On Apr 25, 2016 10:59 AM, "Tim Schofield" wrote: > Agree 100%. > >

Re: [Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

Agree 100%. "First make it work then make it better" Tim On 25 April 2016 at 09:53, Sovello Hildebrand Mgani wrote: > Sure, it makes sense to make sure what we have works before we lose even the > few clients who are our champions once they know we are still active.

Re: [Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

Sure, it makes sense to make sure what we have works before we lose even the few clients who are our champions once they know we are still active. Then it makes sense to improve the code, because, right now, it's a nightmare to find where something is and you can't really tell what does what and

Re: [Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

Hi David, I wasn't taking offence, email can be such a difficult medium for getting a sentiment across :) Re-writing care2x has been discussed for well over a decade. My first contribution to the project was an email on the subject nearly ten years ago and it was considered a very old topic then.

Re: [Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

Tim, I meant no disrespect , I'm sorry if my message was poorly written, I think that every bit of work that gets into the project is extremely valuable. I just wanted to state my proposal will be labour intensive. I just think that for care 2x to be viable once again we need to design it again,

Re: [Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

Hi David, I wasn't pretending that doing it in a weekend was enough, but it showed that we can get it working. The way to get funding is to have an active vibrant project, my attempts to get funding for care2x have all fallen at the "care2x is dead why fund it" stage. It would be great to have

Re: [Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

Hey, I'm more inclined to make it work by 'doing it right ', it may take more time than a weekend but I believe the only way to bring this up to date and have it become maintainable again. There have been some discussions in the past about the how but they kinda dissolved on their own. Right now

Re: [Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

Sure Tim, I think am into it 100%. I have been a bit busy but will start giving small shots whenever I get a time slot. Thank you! On Apr 24, 2016 11:20 PM, "Tim Schofield" wrote: > I have spent the weekend hacking away on this and have got the 2.7 > branch

Re: [Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

I have spent the weekend hacking away on this and have got the 2.7 branch (https://github.com/care2x/2.7) sort of working on PHP 7.0. There are a ton of warnings and notices that need looking at and I haven't checked anything like all the functionality so there is bound to be more broken stuff,

Re: [Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

I know I have been banging on about this for a long time now and people are probably fed up :). We now have a significant problem as Ubuntu 16.04 LTS includes PHP 7.0 by default ( https://wiki.ubuntu.com/XenialXerus/ReleaseNotes#PHP_7.0 ) and care2x is completely broken in PHP7. Where Ubuntu goes

Re: [Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

Hi! Very true, I am running PHP 5.5 and set error reporting to ON. I found a lot of issues to fix (at least from the branch that I cloned). And BTW, I got past the hitch I had come across earlier. Thanks for your insights, and we can let this sleeping giant wake up. Cheers 2016-03-06 18:43

Re: [Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

Hi Israel, I think you will find it only *appears* to work in 5.6 as a lot of issues are being suppressed with the use of overly forgiving error_reporting() settings in individual scripts. PHP 7 won't work as a number of things deprecated in the 5 series have been removed entirely. Thanks Tim On

[Care2002-developers] care2x and PHP 7

Hi Tim, Care2x has been cleaned up, it works with PHP 5.6. Not tested in PHP 7. Best, Israel. On Thursday, March 3, 2016, < care2002-developers-requ...@lists.sourceforge.net> wrote: > Send Care2002-developers mailing list submissions to > care2002-developers@lists.sourceforge.net