go to post Scott Beeson · Jan 21, 2016 They are (mostly) HL7. I think what I've decided to do based on your input and some others is write a custom utility function that extends Ens.Rule.FunctionSet and does all the lookups as necessary. Thanks for the help!
go to post Scott Beeson · Jan 21, 2016 HSREGISTRY>w ^%SYS("SystemMode")TEST That's exactly what I want! Thanks!
go to post Scott Beeson · Jan 21, 2016 Another point is that with the current system someone has to maintain the list and heierarchy of tags. Why not crowd-source it?
go to post Scott Beeson · Jan 20, 2016 I hadn't seen Groups under find. Good catch. We definitely need some reconcilliation between groups and communities.
go to post Scott Beeson · Jan 20, 2016 When you say "tag" do you mean the "Selected Terms" field? That field does not work for me. I'll make a new post about it. :) Edit: Oh, I see. You have to select them from the dropdown heierarchy and add them to the list. Can we get meta tags here like "bug", "suggestion", "fixed", etc? or is this not the intent of this field?
go to post Scott Beeson · Jan 20, 2016 My guess is that the system is set up so "groups" can be created dynamically in the same way posts are. This likely answers all your questions. It's the date the group was created and the group was created by the system user "Community Manager". This also explains why the index loads dynamically instead of assuming a finite number of groups.I completely agree though, this is not useful information.Update: You might also notice that this groups index you linked shouldn't technically be accessible. The preferred view, as navigable from the menu, is the "community" view:
go to post Scott Beeson · Jan 20, 2016 Oh I absolutely love it. I've implemented it twice :) I thought I recognized the issue reference format.
go to post Scott Beeson · Jan 20, 2016 Yes, I think a setting for the default would be good. And Thanks!
go to post Scott Beeson · Jan 19, 2016 I'm talking about actual edits. You're right, forums are usually sorted by last comment time. But here if you look at a very old post and actually just edit it, even if you don't make a change, and hit save it will go to the top. I just tested on this post.
go to post Scott Beeson · Jan 19, 2016 +1 for mimicking any Atlassian behavior.Also, I don't know if this is new since you posted but with the two WYSIWYG editors you can add images inline. However, I agree that a more elegant paste-to-attach solution would be super useful, much like Confluence or StackExchange uses.
go to post Scott Beeson · Jan 19, 2016 Thanks for the introduction. I'm looking forward to annoying you providing lots of feedback!
go to post Scott Beeson · Jan 19, 2016 Thanks John. The fact that a Director and VP have replied to this confirms to me the priority placed upon this product. I can't wait to see where it goes.
go to post Scott Beeson · Jan 19, 2016 Thanks for the quick reply. Can you provide any information on the team or individuals responsible for the community? Do they have other responsibilities? Any thoughts on why simple, obvious things like the quality of the main banner image have not been fixed? Is there a set development cycle? Sorry if I come across as rude, I'm just curious and want to help the site improve.
go to post Scott Beeson · Jan 19, 2016 To add to this, here is fa-reply from the ubiquitous Font Awesome library: And here is fa-share: And here's a little google search for "icon reply" and one for "icon share" and "icon forward".
go to post Scott Beeson · Jan 19, 2016 I'm glad I saw that post, now I know that the forward looking button is actually for replying :)
