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OpenVPMS is pleased to announce that beta testing has been completed and the latest release of the the OpenVPMS web application (version 1.2) is now available for download

Changes in his release include:

Version 1.2 beta 2 has been released and can now be downloaded for testing.

Release notes can be found on the downloads page.

Some of you may have noticed the new menu item "Community" at the top of the page. This is a new resource where community members can collaborate and share their ideas on individual projects to do with OpenVPMS. 

 

At the time of posting there are 3 groups:

The mailing list filter was behaving.

The filter is supposed to remove quoted messages in posts that arrive on the forum via the mailing lists. This stops the same message appearing multiple times in each post to the forum.

It had been filtering out more than it was supposed to. Most would not have noticed as I had been manually repairing them.

The filter should now be fully functional. Messages from the list should have the message filtered so that a quoted message appears like this:

I have changed the style again as I have had a few comments about difficulty with reading the green writing. I have also commenced styling the documentation. The top section of the documentation now has the same menu as the website making it flow a bit smoother and making navigation easier. Please continue to provide comments so I can continue to improve things. Thankyou everyone who has provided feedback.

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