Greetings,
You can use any "variable" you want - just need to concatenate it - for
example.
myVar="Y"
Key "@_DIALOG:" & myVar

A DataStation Field:
Key "@_DIALOG:" & d("Response")

A Flag
Key "@_DIALOG:" & F("Response")

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Thom

 

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Shirley Hammack
Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 12:35 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [Talk] MeditechNUI connections

 

Thom, I have a question about the "@_DIALOG:text".  Since the whole thing is
in parentheses what kind of stuff can be used where "text" is.  Can variable
names be put there or only free text that would normally be surrounded by
quotation marks?

 

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Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 11:28 AM
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Greetings,
Is all the text in the dialog "common" (not just the title?) If not, you'd
be able to change the Title condition to use something on another row - not
just Row 1 (the "actual" title") to differentiate between different error
messages. The AutoPause Title condition is really "text on the screen" - it
defaults to looking at Row 1 because that's where Meditech (and many other
systems) have their screen title.

A few things with NUI:

1.       Be sure you're not accidently (or on purpose) using: Connect "",
stMeditech - this will happily launch  and even script NUI  - BUT it cannot
see the dialog boxes. You MUST use the Meditech NUI Server  / Connect
"MeditechNUI", stStream to script NUI

2.       As for the NUI dialogs. - be sure to use "@_DIALOG:text" to send
the key directly to the dialog - no need to use a separate connection - the
dialogs are seen by the MeditechNUI Server and passed to BWS via the Stream
connection.  

3.       We've got a "direct" NUI connect that doesn't need the use of
@_DIALOG (although it is harmless for supporting existing scripts) - it can
also script Meditech 3.x as well.

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Thom

 

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Those overly used dialog boxes in NUI cause me problems sometimes.  

 

I'm finding myself using many more steps than I needed in the 3.x version of
Meditech.  It's because all of the error messages have the same conditions.
At least, that is what I have found.  So, I have to check to for one
condition, move to a step, then check another condition, move to another
step.   

 

I have complained to Meditech about their unnamed windows, and too many
dialog boxes.  

 

 

 

 

 

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>>> "Bennett, Brian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 01/04/2008 11:03 AM >>>
If any one uses MeditechNUI are you having a problem where a rule refuses to
acknowledge the condition?  I'm working on changing some of my VBA scripts
to Rules based since it seems that Rules are so much more robust, but the
rules advance so far and then act as if the screen condition is never met
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problem with the VB scripts, but using a Connect ("MeditechNUI"), stStream
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