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Radio Button
This is a radio button view used for selecting a single item among a list of options. It is identified by type native_radio
in the JSON.
Field Attribute | Usage | Required |
---|---|---|
key | Unique of the field | yes |
type | Type of the field | yes |
label | The radio button label | no |
label_text_style | Defines the text style the radio button label will have. Accepts the following values bold , normal , italic , bold_italic
|
no |
text_color | Specifies the color the radio button label will display. Accepts RGB color codes e.g #000000
|
no |
extra_rel | Denotes whether the radio button has an option that requires extra relevance. The values are either true /false . This is mostly used when an option opens up a subform or a date picker
|
no |
has_extra_rel | Specifies the key of the radio button options that require extra relevance. | Yes - if extra_rel = true otherwise no |
options | Holds the JSON array of the answers to be selected by the user | yes |
value | Holds the user entry. It's a string literal, which is the key of the selected option. Only needed in case the field has a predefined entry otherwise it's always auto-generated/automatically added through code |
no |
read_only | Holds the read-only status of a specific field. true - means the user cannot enter/type anything on the field. They can only view what is presented |
no |
v_required | Status to indicate whether this field is required or not | no |
relevance | Holds the rules to show/hide the specific field. This can use rules engine/ the line relevance (show in the example below) | no |
calculations | Holds the link to the rules files that has a calculation affects the field in question | no |
openmrs_entity_parent | Holds the concept id of the parent concept in OpenMRS | yes |
openmrs_entity | Holds the entity type on OpenMRS e.g Person , Address , Concept
|
yes |
openmrs_entity_id | Holds the concept id from OpenMRS | yes |
Field Attribute | Usage | Required |
---|---|---|
key | Unique of the field | yes |
text | The option label | yes |
specify_info | The text displayed in case the option has to open up date picker / subform
|
Yes - if extra_rel = true otherwise no |
specify_info_color | Specifies the specify_info text color. Accepts RGB color codes e.g #000000
|
Yes - if extra_rel = true otherwise no |
specify_widget | Defines the widget to be launched when the specify_info is clicked. A date_picker will launch a date picker but any other widget type e.g native_radio
|
check_box will launch a subform
|
secondary_suffix | Specifies the text to be displayed after the subform /date_picker values e.g 88 bpm |
Yes - if extra_rel = true otherwise no |
secondary_value | Holds the values from the date_picker or subform . Only needed incase the field has a predifined entry otherwise its always auto generated/automatically added through code |
no |
content_form | Incase the popup required is a sub form this attributte holds the subform file name. | Yes - if extra_rel = true & you need launch a subform otherwise no |
openmrs_entity | Holds the entity type on OpenMRS e.g Person , Address , Concept
|
yes |
openmrs_entity_id | Holds the concept id from OpenMRS | yes |
Field Attribute | Usage | Required |
---|---|---|
key | Unique of the field on the subform | yes |
type | Type of the field on the subform | yes |
values | A JSON array of the selected/entered values of the specified widget/field | yes |
Each string might have three parts for checkboxes. The three parts are as follows option_key:option_text:option_value
e.g "rapid_breathing:Rapid breathing:true"
Each string might have two parts for radio buttons & spinners. The two parts are as follows option_key:option_text
e.g "rapid_breathing:Rapid breathing"
Each string might have 1 part for edit texts & date pickers. The three parts are as follows entered/selected value
e.g "Rapid breathing"
"secondary_value": [
{
"key": "dilation_cm",
"type": "edit_text",
"values": [
"9"
],
"openmrs_attributes": {
"openmrs_entity_parent": "",
"openmrs_entity": "Amount of cervical dilation ",
"openmrs_entity_id": "162261"
}
},
{
"key": "dilation_cm_one",
"type": "check_box",
"values": [
"test:Test:true"
],
"openmrs_attributes": {
"openmrs_entity_parent": "",
"openmrs_entity": "Amount of cervical dilation ",
"openmrs_entity_id": "162261"
}
},
{
"key": "dilation_cm_two",
"type": "native_radio",
"values": [
"test:Test"
],
"openmrs_attributes": {
"openmrs_entity_parent": "",
"openmrs_entity": "Amount of cervical dilation ",
"openmrs_entity_id": "162261"
}
}
]
{
"key": "native_radio_one",
"openmrs_entity_parent": "",
"openmrs_entity": "",
"openmrs_entity_id": "",
"type": "native_radio",
"label": "User sub forms?",
"label_text_style": "bold",
"text_color": "#000000",
"extra_rel": true,
"has_extra_rel": "yes",
"read_only" : true,
"options": [
{
"key": "yes",
"text": "Yes",
"value": false,
"openmrs_entity": "",
"openmrs_entity_id": "",
"specify_info": "User sub specify...",
"specify_widget": "normal_edit_text",
"specify_info_color": "#8C8C8C",
"secondary_suffix": "bpm",
"content_form": "user_native_sub_form"
},
{
"key": "no",
"text": "No",
"value": false,
"openmrs_entity": "",
"openmrs_entity_id": ""
}
],
"v_required": {
"value": true,
"err": "Please specify user native form."
},
"relevance": {
"rules-engine": {
"ex-rules": {
"rules-file": "sample-relevance-rules.yml"
}
}
},
"calculation": {
"rules-engine": {
"ex-rules": {
"rules-file": "sample-calculation-rules.yml"
}
}
}
}
To make a field required add v_required
attribute with value true
. The text on the err
attribute will be displayed to the user in case the field is not filled.
"calculation": {
"rules-engine": {
"ex-rules": {
"rules-file": "sample-calculation-rules.yml"
}
}
}
The block above shows the rules engine relevance block.
"relevance": {
"rules-engine": {
"ex-rules": {
"rules-file": "sample-relevance-rules.yml"
}
}
}
The block above shows the rules engine relevance block.
Forked from Android Native JSON Form Library. Adapted in love by the OpenSRP Community . Apache License, Version 2.0
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