We have the Med Admin, Immun Mgmt and Prescription HTML forms loaded on a test server that will become our production environment this weekend. We upgrading to 12.2 SP2 as well as upgrading our forms. We have our nurses set up on Virtuals. We set up a Test Virtual so that we could make sure that everything will work after the upgrade. When we open the Med Admin and Immun Mgmt forms on that Test Virtual we get the error shown below. The Prescription form still works fine.
Line: 18
Char: 4
Error: 'jQuery' is undefined
Code: 0
URL: http://ge-centricity:9080/centricityps/ws/EncounterForms/MedAdmin/scripts/MedAdmin_widgets.js
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Sorry if I am lacking necessary technical details. I do not have an IT background so most of it is way over my head.
We have been getting this error ever since the HTML forms came out. If we reset the users session on the thin client, no error for awhile, but they always return. I hope there is a real solution out there.
That error is saying it can't find the JQuery file that it uses to make the pretty comboboxes. The location should be:
\\JBOSS_SERVER_NAME\c$\Program Files\Centricity Practice Solution\jboss\server\default\deploy\SQLDB_NAME.ear\CentricityPracticeWS.war\EncounterForms\Shared\Scripts\jquery-1.9.1.js
You could check to make sure that file is in there.
The files have been installed in that folder on the server.
The only other thing I can think of would be security settings to that folder and file. Somehow that file is not able to be loaded by the time MedAdmin_widgets.js runs the logic to set up the combo boxes.
Update:
We were able to get this resolved with assistance from GE Support. Step 4 of CCC_Basic_1.4 states to choose IMPORT_ALL_HTML_SUPPORT_FORMS.ckt.
In addition to that we also had to go into the following folders and do some individual imports of kits:
Encounter Forms
History View
Letters
Text Components
The location of the jQuery file is in the HTML file. The resolution is very simple:
- Open HTML file in the Notepad;
- Search for the script html tag that has jquery;
- Validate that the jquery file exists in that place;
- You also could change the HTML file to use the CDN locations for jquery. Here is the URL for CDN location of the jQuery: https://code.jquery.com/