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@pbchase pbchase released this 20 Dec 19:39

This REDCap Module is designed to display a banner at the top of select project pages. It supports the data piping of query results into the banner text.

Release 2.0.3 fixes a cosmetic display error when opening module configuration pages described in Issues #25. It uses framework-version 14 and a minimum REDCap version of 13.7.0

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@pbchase pbchase released this 11 Jun 20:32

This REDCap Module is designed to display a banner at the top of select project pages. It supports the data piping of query results into the banner text.

Release 2.0.2 Uses framework-version 5 and a minimum REDCap version of 10.0.5

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@pbchase pbchase released this 11 Jun 20:13

This REDCap Module is designed to display a banner at the top of select project pages. It supports the data piping of query results into the banner text.

Release 2.0.1 updates config_menu.js to avoid clashes with other modules overloading resetConfigInstances

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@ChemiKyle ChemiKyle released this 08 Jun 21:14

This REDCap Module is designed to display a banner at the top of select project pages. It supports the data piping of query results into the banner text.

Release 2.0.0 adds support for custom SQL queries for data, support for multi-row data responses, and adds display criteria with custom SQL support. Removes the "Prebuilt SQL" dropdown entirely. This is a breaking change which will require reconfiguration.

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@pbchase pbchase released this 03 Dec 20:37

This REDCap Module is designed to display a banner at the top of select project pages. It supports the data piping of query results into the banner text.

Release 1.1.0 adds an option to display the banner on all pages of a project and places the banner at the top of the page to avoid obfuscating other text.