We recently started adding some customized user libraries, loaded by a chain that starts with usrlib.txt in the usual way. There is not a lot of content there yet, but a few things operating. Suddenly yesterday, a few weeks after going live with this, every user gets a pop-up when they first log in: "Supplemental Files have all loaded properly."
We are on CPS 12.0.10. I assume the "Supplemental Files" are the user libraries, but anyone know why the warning would start all of the sudden? Anyone know how to suppress it for my users?
Thanks,
James Meyers, MD, BSEE, CPHIMS
Diplomate in Clinical Informatics, ABPM
Director of Medical Information Systems
Greater Lawrence Family Health Center
Change the "yes" to "no" in your usrlib file.
/ This global should be "yes" to see the popup at the end of the loading process; otherwise, "no"
global _ccc_usrlibccc_view_popup_switch = "no"
If you are using Citrix, you will need to make the change detailed by Terri Werner in your Citrix template so that it gets pushed out to all of your Citrix servers. If you are using thick clients, then this change will need to be made in the Client folder on all of your thick client machines.
My comments assume that you are not sharing your CCC files across the network with a global share. If you are doing this, then you will only need to change it to the usrlib file in the Client folder in the shared location.
Thank you! It turned out to be the similar setting in CCC-fndef-Load-supplemental.ccc, and it's off now. Turned out my Admin had made an update to the ccc content (which we really aren't using) that kicked on that warning.
Cheers,
James
ISSUE: Supplemental Files have all loaded properly alert
ACTION: Go to the ccc folder > CLINICFOLDERNAME folder > Edit the CCC-fndef-Load-supplemental.ccc file > Change yes to no in the following:
global _ccc_supplemental_view_popup_switch = "no"