Autocapitalisation
Development Project Status: Completed
Auto-capitalisation would mean that the application would automatically try and create correct case when entering data such as names and addresses.
eg. gary newman of 11 glitter st, melbourne => Gary Newman of 11 Glitter St, Melbourne
Funding has been acheived! Development is underway. Congratutulations to all those who helped the idea become reality!
Recent posts in the forum for this project
- Posted by:kingswayvet
Thanks
Just learning to use the forum and then got to the bottom and realised it
was already coming which is great. Can you give me a little advise in
navigation around the site. How do i look at things that are coming through
jira??. Thank you for the quick replies on all my questions.
Joss
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From: "Tony De Keizer"
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Sent: Thursday, August 13, 2009 4:00 PM
Subject: New or updated comment for General User's Discussion Forum topic:
Auto Capitals as default - Posted by:Tony De Keizer
HI ??? :-),
Autocaps is a feature that has been discussed in the forums a lot and we agree it is a great idea and it has actually been specified and developed and will be released in version 1.4.
http://www.openvpms.org/project/autocapitalisation
Cheers Tony
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Autocapitalisation
Hi
I was just wondering with the auto cap if it was also going to autocapital in the notes section, every time you put a full stop or start a sentence.
jocelyn
Autocapitalisation
No, this is not supported. The autocaps implementation is geared towards names and addresses - it will typically uppercase the first character of every word, which is not what you want in a notes field.
That said, its a fairly straightforward enhancement, as the behaviour is a subset of that for names & addresses.
-Tim