This article is part of the systems administration guide. You will require administration access to view the pages mentioned in this article.
Custom XSL-FO templates can be uploaded into CareRight for overriding the inbuilt default XSL-FO templates.
| Note: Customisation of XSL-FO printing Templates (Letter, Theatre Lists, Operation Report, Pathology/Radiology Results) requires at least proficient level knowledge in the XSL-FO programming. |
- Click Administration.
- Select Correspondence from the menu.
- Select Printing Templates.
- Select XSL-FO.
- From the Default templates, Download the template that you wish to customize (by clicking Download, this downloads the XSL-FO code for you to copy).
- Select the New button to create a custom XSL-FO template.
- Back in CareRight, on the XSL-FO Printing Templates screen, click the New button.
- Fill in the fields based on the table below.
- When done, select Create Custom template.
Field | Description |
XSL-FO Template | Copy the XSL-FO code from your download and paste it into this box. |
Default Template | Select the relevant default template if this replaces a GLOBAL template |
Override | Apply the overrides as required, Please refer to Printing Template Overrides |
Published (check box) | TRUE (checked/ ticked) means it will be active for use in CareRight |
Published At | read-only field indicates date and time created |
Created At | read-only field indicates date and time published |
Notes | Any internal notes/comments |
To Modify the XSL-FO code to Add Images.
- Go to Administration.
- Select Correspondence from the menu.
- Select Printing Templates.
- Select XSL-FO.
- Under Custom Templates section, select Show button on the relevant Default Letter Template.
- The Template document screen will display.
- Select Edit button at the top of the screen.
- The XSL-FO template code will display.
- Find the following Snippet of code:
<xsl:template name="layout-header"> <fo:block text-align="center" width="190mm"> <fo:external-graphic src="system_images/default"/> </fo:block> </xsl:template>
8. Add/change the code name of the image you set when you uploaded it. i.e default, header, drsmith.
9. Select Update Custom template button.
