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RADplus Client Update 2020.01.00.build-3186 Acceptance Tests

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To Do Button - To Do's
Note - These testing guidelines assume the user is skilled in the use of, at a minimum, the following:
  • HomeView - My To Do's widget
Scenario 1: Adding "To Do Button" functionality to Modeled Form
Specific Setup:
  • Have a modeled form with prompt "Enable To-Do Creation From Form" set to "Yes"
  • Have a user who is a staff member
  • Have the "My To Do's" widget on their home view
Steps
  1. Open the modeled form
  2. Populate the desired fields on the form
  3. Click the [Create To Do] button displayed under the "Submit" button
  4. On the "Create To Do" dialog window, add a staff member using the "Select Staff" prompt
  5. Populate the "Note" field with any desired text
  6. Click [Save]
  7. Click "X" to close the form without submitting
  8. Validate a message stating "The defined to-do message cannot be sent because the form was not submitted" is displayed
  9. Click [OK]
  10. Return to the form
  11. Repeat steps 2 thru 6
  12. This time click [Submit]
  13. Validate a To do is present in the "My To Do's" widget
  14. Click "Review To Do Item"
  15. Click "Reviewed"
  16. Click [Submit]
  17. Validate the To Do has been successfully reviewed and removed from the To Do list
  18. Open the modeled form
  19. Select the same row used in the previous steps for edit
  20. Make any changes to the form
  21. Repeat steps 4 thru 7
  22. Validate a message is displayed "A to-do message has been defined. Would you like to send the to-do?"
  23. Click [No]
  24. Validate the "My To Do's" widget does not contain a To Do
  25. Repeat steps 19 thru 21
  26. Validate a message is displayed "A to-do message has been defined. Would you like to send the to-do?"
  27. This time click [Yes]
  28. Validate a To Do is present in the "My To Do's" widget
  29. Click "Review To Do Item"
  30. Click "Reviewed"
  31. Click [Submit]
  32. Validate the To Do has been successfully reviewed and removed from the To Do list
Topics
• Forms • Modeling • To-Do's
Episode drop down fields
Scenario 1: Validate results displayed in "Episode" drop down fields
Specific Setup:
  • Have a client admitted in one or more episodes
  • Have access to a form that contains an "Episode" drop down list within the form. For example, the "Progress Note (Group and Individual)"
Steps
  1. Access the 'Progress Notes (Group and Individual)' form.
  2. Select the client in the "Select Client" field
  3. Click the "Select Episode" drop down list
  4. Validate a row is displayed for each of the clients existing episodes
  5. Validate that the format of each episode row displayed is: "Episode # (value) Admit:(date value) Discharge: (Date Value) Program: (Program Value) "
  6. Validate there are no unexpected characters inserted between words or values in the episode rows that are displayed. For example "@" or "&" characters
  7. In the "Search Clients" field on the home view, select the client
  8. Click the "Episodes" drop down list in the upper corner of the home view
  9. Click "All"
  10. Validate the "Episodes" selection box displays a row for each of the clients existing episodes
  11. Validate that the format of each episode row displayed is: "Episode # (value) Admit:(date value) Discharge: (Date Value) Program: (Program Value) "
  12. Validate there are no unexpected characters inserted between words or values in the episode rows that are displayed. For example "@" or "&" characters
Topics
• Forms
Open Forms
Note - These testing guidelines assume the user is skilled in the use of, at a minimum, the following:
  • Event Log Report
  • Master Client Inquiry
Scenario 1: Validate a form left open from a prior day can be executed or exited successfully
Specific Setup:
  • Have two "Entity" based forms, [FormA] and [FormB], that had been left open from a prior day. For example "Update Client Data" and "User Definition"
  • Have two non "Entity" based forms, [FormC] and [FormD], that were left open from a prior day. For example form "Event Log Report" and form "Master Client Inquiry"
Steps
  1. Navigate to [FormA]
  2. Populate the desired fields on the form
  3. Submit the form
  4. Validate the form files successfully
  5. Return to the [FormA]
  6. Validate all fields are populated as expected
  7. Navigate to [FormB]
  8. Populate the desired fields on the form
  9. Exit the form
  10. Validate the form closes successfully
  11. Navigate to [FormC]
  12. Populate the desired fields on the form
  13. Submit the form
  14. Validate the form files successfully
  15. Return to the [FormC]
  16. Validate all fields are populated as expected
  17. Navigate to [FormD]
  18. Populate the desired fields on the form
  19. Exit the form
  20. Validate the form closes successfully
  21. Open form "Current Database Locks"
  22. Validate there are no current database locks listed for the forms submitted or closed in the prior steps
Topics
• Forms
Copy and Paste
Scenario 1: Validate copy and paste of text from MS-Word documents into Avatar text fields
Specific Setup:
  • Have a form that contains a "Scrolling Text" field and a "Non-Scrolling" text field [FormA]. For example, a modeled form
  • Have an MS-Word document that contains a mix of standard and special characters as well as special formatting that includes "Bullets" and "Numbering"
Steps
  1. Open the [FormA]
  2. Navigate to the "Non-Scrolling Text" field
  3. Copy the text in the MS-Word containing special characters
  4. Paste the text into the "Non-Scrolling Text" field
  5. Validate the text is populated successfully
  6. Navigate to the "Scrolling Text" field
  7. Copy the text in the MS-Word containing special characters
  8. Paste the text into the "Scrolling Text" field
  9. Validate the text is populated successfully
  10. Navigate back to the "Non-Scrolling Text" field
  11. Copy the text in the text field
  12. Navigate to the "Scrolling Text" field
  13. Paste the text copied from the "Non-Scrolling Text" into the "Scrolling Text" field
  14. Validate the text is populated successfully
  15. Now copy the text in the "Scrolling Text" field
  16. Navigate to the "Non-Scrolling Text" field
  17. Paste the text copied from the "Scrolling Text" into the "Non-Scrolling Text" field
  18. Validate the text is populated successfully
  19. Submit the form
  20. Return to the form and edit the row just filed
  21. Validate the "Scrolling Text" and "Non-Scrolling Text" fields are populated, as expected
Topics
• Forms