ISCDOForm.Name

Example

Display the number of the CDO forms of the selected patient and some information about them, including their names.

Dim aPatient
Dim aCDOFormUtils
Dim aCDOForms, aCDOForm
Dim i, j
Dim aMessage 
Dim aDataItems
Dim aItem

Set aPatient = Profile.SelectPatient
set aCDOFormUtils = Profile.CDOFormUtils
' TSCdoFormTemplateTypes_Base + TSCdoFormTemplateTypes_CEF + 
' TSCdoFormTemplateTypes_List + TSCdoFormTemplateTypes_HTML
set aCDOForms = aCDOFormUtils.LoadPatientForms(aPatient, 1 + 2 + 4 + 8) 
aMessage = "CDO Forms (Count = " & aCDOForms.Count & "):"
for i = 0 to aCDOForms.Count - 1
  set aCDOForm = aCDOForms.Item(i) 
  aMessage = aMessage & vbNewLine & (i + 1) & ") " & aCDOForm.Name & vbNewLine &_
    "  ID: " & aCDOForm.Id & vbNewLine &_ 
    "  Patient: " & aCDOForm.Patient.SurnameFirstName & vbNewLine &_
    "  HRC Type: " & aCDOForm.HRC.TypeId & vbNewLine &_        
    "  DesignDataID: " & aCDOForm.DesignDataID & vbNewLine 
    
  if not aCDOForm.BCase is nothing then
    aMessage = aMessage & "  Case: " & aCDOForm.BCase.CaseTitle & vbNewLine
  else
    aMessage = aMessage & "  Case: - " & vbNewLine    
  end if

  set aDataItems = aCDOForm.DataItems
  aMessage = aMessage & "  Data Items Count: " & aDataItems.Count & vbNewLine &_
    "  Filled Data Items: " & vbNewLine  
  for j = 0 to aDataItems.Count - 1
    set aItem = aDataItems.Item(j)
    if aItem.Value <> "" then 
      aMessage = aMessage & vbTab & aItem.Code & " = " & aItem.Value & vbNewLine
    end if     
  next 'j
next ' i
 
Profile.MsgBox(aMessage)