openemr/interface/forms/eye_mag/taskman.php

<?php

/**
 * forms/eye_mag/taskman.php
 *
 * This file is the gateway to a practice's fax server.
 * It uses an email fax gateway that is behind the corporate
 * firewall, thus it is HIPPA compliant (at least TO the fax machine)
 *
 * @package   OpenEMR
 * @link      https://www.open-emr.org
 * @author    Ray Magauran <rmagauran@gmail.com>
 * @copyright Copyright (c) 2016 Raymond Magauran <rmagauran@gmail.com>
 * @license   https://github.com/openemr/openemr/blob/master/LICENSE GNU General Public License 3
 */

$form_name = "eye_mag";
$form_folder = "eye_mag";
// larry :: hack add for command line version
if (!$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']) {
    $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] = $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];
}

if (!$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']) {
    $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] = 'localhost';
}

if (!$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']) {
    $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] = 'default'; //need to figure out how to do this for non-default installs
}

// Check if running as a cronjob
if (php_sapi_name() === 'cli') {
    $ignoreAuth = 1;
    // Since from command line, set $sessionAllowWrite since need to set site_id session and no benefit to set to false
    $sessionAllowWrite = true;
}
require_once(__DIR__ . "/../../globals.php");
require_once("$srcdir/api.inc");
require_once("$srcdir/forms.inc");
require_once("php/" . $form_name . "_functions.php");
require_once($srcdir . "/../controllers/C_Document.class.php");
require_once($srcdir . "/documents.php");

require_once("$srcdir/patient.inc");
require_once("$srcdir/options.inc.php");
require_once("$srcdir/lists.inc");
require_once("$srcdir/report.inc");
require_once("php/taskman_functions.php");
require_once("report.php");



/**
 *
 *  Script to fax something to someone somewhere.
 *  This is currently set up for an in house secure email-fax gateway.
 *  This will need to be modified to use a HylaFax server if that is what you use.
 *
 *  We will need these as variables then:
 *      From, To, Object(s) to send
 *      These values are already in the openEMR DB, we just have to put them together correctly.
 *
 *  The first use case scenario is to fax the report of today's visit to a PCP/Referring doctor.
 *  The second scenario is the creation (or re-creation) of a Report of the encounter.
 *  To lighten loads, consider breaking these tasks up into separate tasks via cron or even using a different server
 *  to process these tasks, if in a multi-server environment.  Or run this file with openEMR's "background_services".
 *  Use a new table (form_taskman) to delineate this process.
 *      1.  Create the Task to be performed: send it to DB table from the browser.
 *      2.  Cron job to scour this table, performing tasks as loads allow (check server load? <-- not implemented)
 *      3.  If the Object is ready to be created, create it. (e-signed required? <-- not implemented)
 *      4.  If the Object is created and it is a Report, Flag DB done (completed =1).
 *      5.  If the Object is created and it is a Fax, send it, and Flag DB done.
 *
 */
global $encounter;
global $pid;
global $visit_date;
global $PDF_OUTPUT;
global $form_id;
global $task;
global $send;

$PDF_OUTPUT = '1';
// If this is a request to make a task, make it.
$ajax_req = $_REQUEST;

if ($_REQUEST['action'] == 'make_task') {
    make_task($ajax_req);
}

if ($_REQUEST['action'] == 'show_task') {
    show_task($ajax_req);
}

// Get the list of Tasks and process them one-by-one
// unless this is a call from the web, then just do the task at hand
// or should the web not do these at all, leave them to the background processor?


$query  = "SELECT * FROM form_taskman where PATIENT_ID=? AND (COMPLETED is NULL or COMPLETED != '1')  order by REQ_DATE";
$result = sqlStatement($query, array($ajax_req['pid']));
while ($task = sqlFetchArray($result)) {
    $send = process_tasks($task);
    if ($_REQUEST['action'] == 'make_task') {
        echo json_encode($send);
        exit;
    }
}

$send['comments'] = "Nothing new to do!";
echo json_encode($send);
        exit;