Re: [Dhis2-users] dhis version 2.25 is released

[Bal Ram Bhui]

Hi DHIS2 developers,
I would like to thank you very much for your enduring efforts to give DHIS2 a 
lot of  features that is highly demanded and compares better with even 
commercial softwares. I will certainly dive into it to enjoy it. One of the 
features I had strongly felt to be developed has been the ability to use 
indicator as a filter which is addressed in this version. I personally thank 
the developer once again.
Thanks
Bal Ram 

On Friday, October 14, 2016 2:09 PM, riddy ndoma  
wrote:
 

 Great!
2016-10-14 8:52 GMT+01:00 GROUT, Lise :

Congratulations to all the team! Really looking forward to diving into this 
version 2.25! All the team deserves a nice and long week-end!  Lise.  From: 
Dhis2-users [mailto:dhis2-users-bounces+ groutl=who.int@lists. launchpad.net] 
On Behalf Of Lars Helge Øverland
Sent: 13 October 2016 12:51
To: DHIS 2 Users list; DHIS 2 Developers list
Subject: [Dhis2-users] dhis version 2.25 is released  Hi all, DHIS version 2.25 
is out with a lot of new features, apps and improvements.  Log in with 
admin/district on the demo system.  ANALYTICS FEATURES--- External map layers: 
The GIS app now supports TMS (Tile Map Service), XYZ and WMS (Web Map Service) 
layers. These are all popular protocols for map data and there are numerous map 
services available, allowing you to display maps for rivers, roads, weather, 
land data and everything else. External map layers can be set up from the 
Maintenance app, and then be accessed from the top bar in the GIS app. Docs GIS 
| Docs setup | Screenshot 1 | Sc 2 | Sc 3 | Sc Setup | Demo 1 | Demo 2 Push 
analysis: You can now push data analysis in the form of reports, charts and 
maps to your users over email. This allows for improving awareness and 
visibility of your data, and can encourage people to more actively look at 
analysis. Push analysis is based on dashboards, and can be set up, run and 
scheduled from the Maintenance app. You can also run immediately and preview 
from the the context menu. Docs | Screenshot 1 | Sc 2 | Demo Indicator as 
filter: A single indicator or data set reporting rate can now be used as filter 
in charts and pivots. This allow you to create charts for example with multiple 
periods and organisation units. Docs | Screenshot | Demo Dashboard 
translations: The names of dashboards can now be translated, meaning you can 
have dashboard names appear in user’s local language. Docs | Screenshot Deep 
linking of favorites: When opening favorites in the Pivot Table and Visualizer 
apps, the browser address bar URL will reflect the current favorite. This 
allows for easy sharing of favorites through copy-and-pasting the URL. 
Screenshot | Demo Chart rendering: The chart rendering engine has been 
rewritten from scratch and now looks better, renders faster and will allow for 
new chart types in the coming releases. The Data Visualizer app’s favorite 
solution has also been upgraded. Screenshot | Demo Favorite description: You 
can now specify description for pivot table and chart favorites. This allows 
you to add more information such as the purpose and method to interpret the 
analysis favorite. You can also store titles for pivot tables. Click rename to 
change it. Screenshot | Demo Interpretations in analytics apps: The Pivot Table 
and Visualizer apps now have a right-side panel where you can see details and 
interpretations for the current favorite. Click the right-side arrow to open 
the panel. Docs | Screenshot | Demo Data analytics export as raw data: The 
analytics API now lets you produce aggregated data exports in the raw data 
value set format. This is useful for data exchange, e.g. you can aggregate data 
in a source system from facility to district and from months to quarters, and 
combine data elements using aggregate indicators or program indicators, before 
importing as raw data values in the destination system. You can try it out 
using the Pivot table app from Download > Advanced > Data value set XML. Docs | 
Screenshot | Demo

GENERAL FEATURES--- Flexible disaggregation: Data elements can now be 
disaggregated differently for each data set they are part of. Put differently, 
a data element can be linked to multiple category combinations. When assigning 
a data element to a data set, you can define which category combination to use. 
This is useful in order to reuse data elements, for instance when different 
provinces in a country employ different data disaggregation, or when the 
disaggregation change from year to year. Docs | Screenshot setup | Form 1 | 
Form 2 | Demo Soft data value delete: Data values are now “softly” deleted, 
meaning they are marked as deleted in the database rather than permanently 
removed. A new field deleted has been introduced for data values which is set 
to true for deleted values. Softly deleted data can optionally be included when 
requesting data through the API by setting the includeDeleted param to true. 
This allows 

Re: [Dhis2-users] DHIS 2 Live instance has several problems

[Bal Ram Bhui]

Hi Developers,I appreciate if you could take a moment at my problems reporting 
on DHIS2 live 2.24 instance. 
Thanks
Bal Ram 

On Monday, September 19, 2016 4:27 PM, Bal Ram Bhui <balram_b...@yahoo.com> 
wrote:
 

 Hi users and developers,
I have installed a copy of DHIS2 live version 2.24. When i try to access for 
example pivot table, it says ' user is not assigned to any organization level'. 
Likewise, the maintenance is not working. Can somebody help?
Bal Ram

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[Dhis2-users] DHIS 2 Live instance has several problems

[Bal Ram Bhui]

Hi users and developers,
I have installed a copy of DHIS2 live version 2.24. When i try to access for 
example pivot table, it says ' user is not assigned to any organization level'. 
Likewise, the maintenance is not working. Can somebody help?
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Re: [Dhis2-users] Add dashboard to another user's account

[Bal Ram Bhui]

Hi
Let me add my experience too. It is right that a dashboard is solely dedicated 
to an user in current version of DHIS2. As Timothy said I had similar interest 
and saw the limitation of DHIS2. In fact, I realized that there are better ways 
of achieving my objective of having my program people working at various levels 
to have a standard set of dashboards. What I did was that I determined a 
standard set of indicators that is computable from the data that are needed for 
my program to monitor and use to inform program decision. Then I designed the 
analysis in DHIS2; some indicators were better presented in Chart, some in 
Tables and Some in GIS. Then I created a sample dashboard under my user login 
by populating with those charts, tables, and GIS analysis. Then I held a 
training session with all my staff and walked them through concept, objectives, 
process and final result by when they all created same set of charts, tables 
and GIS maps and populated their own
 dashboard. This way, I could trained them to be able to do it themselves.

As Olav said DHIS2 has functionality that enables higher lever user to design 
some analysis and give access to others which they can use to modify to suit 
their  level of organization level. This is equally good. I tried that also but 
didn't help much in ensuring that people develop their skills of doing  it when 
they needed to.

I hope it helps.

Bal Ram Bhui
Nairobi


On Friday, August 8, 2014 6:37 AM, Timothy Harding hardi...@gmail.com wrote:
 


2.14 does have that button, and I had tried using it a few times but it didn't 
seem to work on my development machine. I just gave it one last shot using our 
live system and it worked. So thanks, and I'm curious about what I was doing 
wrong on the test machine. Thanks for the help Morten!


Timothy Harding
PeaceCorps Volunteer
Republic of Vanuatu
hardi...@gmail.com
+678 5955137


On Fri, Aug 8, 2014 at 2:28 PM, Morten Olav Hansen morte...@gmail.com wrote:

Hi,


I'm sorry, but not sure if this was introduced in 2.14 or 2.15, but there 
should be a button called Sharing on the top of the dashboard, this will 
allow super-users to share out a dashboard to a specific user-group (and you 
can set read-only, read-write etc).


--
Morten


On Fri, Aug 8, 2014 at 9:46 AM, Timothy Harding hardi...@gmail.com wrote:

Hello DHIS2 user's group,


(Using version 2.14 currently)
From what I can tell, a user can create their own dashboards, but after that 
they are jailed inside that user's account. If an administrator wanted to set 
up a default set of dashboards for a user or a usergroup (based on their type 
of work), how would they do that? Just a quick link to the documentation 
would be greatly helpful if it is possible, and consider it a feature request 
if it is not.


I was able to find this in the documentation 32.20.4. Adding, moving and 
removing dashboard items and content @ 
https://www.dhis2.org/doc/snapshot/en/user/html/ch32s20.html
It seems that I can use the api to accomplish that, but that seems a bit 
overkill for this kind of duty.




Timothy Harding
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Republic of Vanuatu
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Re: [Dhis2-users] How to structure information?

[Bal Ram Bhui]

Hi Ola and Lars,
Thank you guys for very much for working so hard to meet our requests. I have 
some observations and suggestions for you; I am not sure if they are covered in 
DHIS 2.13. I have just talked with Stephen about it and we are going to test it 
for Liberia.

My observation is on data visualizer. I see that we can use data element as 
filter but the indicator while taking period as category for the line graph. I 
think we need to be able to see the indicator graphs by organization unit or 
and group set. Other observation is that is it possible to give clearly 
different markers on the lines of graph in addition to the colors which is 
there now so that they can be distinguishable even when they are printed.

Thanks a million.
Bal Ram Bhui
Monrovia.



On Thursday, October 31, 2013 9:07 AM, Ola Hodne Titlestad ol...@ifi.uio.no 
wrote:
 
Hi, 
Agree with Lars. I would use orgunits to represent the departments/wards as it 
gives you more flexibility. It will require more customisation time to get all 
the orgunit names right in each hospital, but it is worth it, at least if you 
want to support data analysis and mangement at each hospital. 
Sometimes the hospital prefers to use local names on wards, like Cot ward A. 
Cot ward B, up/down etc and also have more than one physical ward/room for the 
same type/category.  A standard naming scheme through data element categories 
would be difficult to use in this case. 
Typically a hospital would like to do analysis by each physical ward (bed 
occupancy rates etc) and not always group them together by type of ward.
You can use orgunit groups to apply standard hospital departement names to all 
those wards,  which can then be used for aggregation when doing analysis above 
the hospital level or when comparing hospitals. 
Ola
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On 31 Oct 2013 09:32, Lars Helge Øverland larshe...@gmail.com wrote:

Hi Marta,


I don't know enough about the use-case to be sure. However my suggestion would 
be to use the organisation units to represent the departments. It is simply 
because usually the departments are different across hospitals - some are not 
always there, some are combined and so on. So you could make a script that 
creates the initial setup with all departments in all places and then modify 
it from there. It makes form design easier. The data mart performance penalty 
mentioned above applied at the time of writing but not anymore with the 
analytics engine. A problem with using categories is that you get lots of 
non-applicable fields if you use section forms, and lots of maintenance mess 
if you go with custom forms.


cheers


Lars
 
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