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When I copy a tab in VFE, and import the form into EMR I get a bunch of MEL coding . Can anyone tell me what could be the problem?

Many thanks!

Posted : July 5, 2012 6:36 am

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When I copy a tab in VFE, and import the form into EMR I get a bunch of MEL coding . Can anyone tell me what could be the problem?

Many thanks!

It is 'beyond important' to evaluate and understand ALL code associated with not only the tab, but the entire form. References to functions and watcher expressions are often contained elsewhere. In addition, there may be suppression blocks that span more than one tab and not accounting for those can cause issues.

It is also important to recognize that including unrelated code is risky, both from the 'hidden error' view point as well as data integrity position. Neither are desirable and have the potential to increase your liability profile as well as increase the risk of patient harm.

For those who are starting out or do not build forms with regularity, I always recommend rebuilding content instead of copying and pasting into a new form. It aids in understanding the 'inner workings' of the content being addressed as well as serving as an education tool that will help the user become a better form builder.

Posted : July 17, 2012 2:26 am

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