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It has been observed that with the default PHP settings (memory_limit=512M), attempting to upload a CCDA file of approximately 14MB or larger results in the user interface indicating that the upload is in progress, but ultimately, the upload fails without displaying any error messages to the user. The only indication of a problem is the presence of memory exhaustion issues within the error.log file.
This bug report is to implement an error message within the Web UI to alert users when an upload fails.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Login to OpenEMR
Go to Care Coordination under Modules
Go to 'Import' and 'CCDA or QRDA Cat' tab
Import a CCDA file larger >14MB.
Expected behavior
It is expected to see the file being uploaded and displayed as an entry in the GUI. Even if the import fails, there should be a message stating there is an error in uploading due to memory allocation issues.
Client configuration
Browser: Chrome
OpenEMR version: 7.0.2
Operating system: Ubuntu
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
It has been observed that with the default PHP settings (memory_limit=512M), attempting to upload a CCDA file of approximately 14MB or larger results in the user interface indicating that the upload is in progress, but ultimately, the upload fails without displaying any error messages to the user. The only indication of a problem is the presence of memory exhaustion issues within the error.log file.
This bug report is to implement an error message within the Web UI to alert users when an upload fails.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
It is expected to see the file being uploaded and displayed as an entry in the GUI. Even if the import fails, there should be a message stating there is an error in uploading due to memory allocation issues.
Client configuration
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: