The DataSetForm element is used to configure the Front Office Scanning client to allow users to enter Keyword Values into a custom HTML form instead of directly into the Selected Data Set window when manually creating a Data Set inside of the Front Office Scanning client.
If the DataSetForm element is not present in the Front Office Scanning configuration file, then users enter Keyword Values directly into the Selected Data Sets window when manually creating Data Sets in the Front Office Scanning client.
<DataSetForm file="C:\Program Files\Hyland\Front Office Scanning\PatientDataSet.htm" width="" height="" />
DataSetForm Element Setting |
Description |
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file |
This setting allows you to specify the path to the HTML form that is displayed to users when manually creating a Data Set in the Front Office Scanning client. The HTML form must either be stored locally on the Front Office Scanning workstation, available to the Front Office Scanning workstation via a UNC path, or be stored on a web server that can be browsed to via normal HTTP (i.e. via a URL that begins with http: or https:). Set the file setting to the file path, UNC path, or URL of the HTML form. |
width |
This setting allows you to specify, in pixels, the width of the window containing the HTML form that is displayed to users when manually creating a Data Set in the Front Office Scanning client. Set the width setting to the desired width of the window, in pixels. If no value is specified for the width setting, the HTML form is displayed using the form's default width. |
height |
This setting allows you to specify, in pixels, the height of the window containing the HTML form that is displayed to users when manually creating a Data Set in the Front Office Scanning client. Set the height setting to the desired height of the window, in pixels. If no value is specified for the height setting, the HTML form is displayed using the form's default height. |
In order to use the functionality offered by this setting, additional configuration is required. For more information, see Configuring an HTML Form for Manually Creating Data Sets.