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(refactor) Journal search #1436
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This commit extends the hacks done for other registries to the Posting Journal, so that it defaults to today's records as a search. This should speed up the initial startup of the module considerably while we develop a better representation of our filters on the client. Addresses IMA-WorldHealth#1436 in a hacky way.
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This commit extends the hacks done for other registries to the Posting Journal, so that it defaults to today's records as a search. This should speed up the initial startup of the module considerably while we develop a better representation of our filters on the client. Addresses IMA-WorldHealth#1436 in a hacky way.
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This commit extends the hacks done for other registries to the Posting Journal, so that it defaults to today's records as a search. This should speed up the initial startup of the module considerably while we develop a better representation of our filters on the client. Addresses IMA-WorldHealth#1436 in a hacky way.
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This commit extends the hacks done for other registries to the Posting Journal, so that it defaults to today's records as a search. This should speed up the initial startup of the module considerably while we develop a better representation of our filters on the client. Addresses IMA-WorldHealth#1436 in a hacky way.
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This commit extends the hacks done for other registries to the Posting Journal, so that it defaults to today's records as a search. This should speed up the initial startup of the module considerably while we develop a better representation of our filters on the client. Addresses IMA-WorldHealth#1436 in a hacky way.
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This commit extends the hacks done for other registries to the Posting Journal, so that it defaults to today's records as a search. This should speed up the initial startup of the module considerably while we develop a better representation of our filters on the client. Addresses IMA-WorldHealth#1436 in a hacky way.
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This commit extends the hacks done for other registries to the Posting Journal, so that it defaults to today's records as a search. This should speed up the initial startup of the module considerably while we develop a better representation of our filters on the client. Addresses #1436 in a hacky way.
I believe this proposal was implemented and merged in #1566 |
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I propose that we split the journal search modal/ functionality into 2 (initially) different sections, default and standard filters.
Default filters will consist of:
Date range
Transaction State
The modal will be split into sections using a tab interface - default and standard filters.
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