Hi all, I have access (in various degrees) to 3 different Orthanc installations, two on Ubuntu and one on Windows.
In the Windows Orthanc Explorer interface I get this nice Modality filtering. I can easily select “Todays CT” for example.
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In my Ubuntu interfaces I don’t. So I installed “Orthanc Explorer 2” plugin, which does provide filtering but has a couple of drawbacks such as saying “No results found!” unless I apply a filter. (Does it really try to say “Please apply a filter otherwise the list will be too long”? (Which is not true in my case as I have only 4 studies in my database.) How can I get my filters in Ubuntu?
Kindly Otto
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Hi @ottoardeby
First of all, the “legacy UI” is still available at http://localhost:8042/app/explorer.html
For OE2, there are a bunch of options to define the behavior but, by default, it should show you the most recent studies without the need to apply a filter:
As an alternative, you can bookmark this kind of URL that should show you the most recent CTs:
http://localhost:8042/ui/app/#/filtered-studies?ModalitiesInStudy=CT&order-by=Metadata,LastUpdate,DESC
Hope this helps,
Alain.
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Hi,
thanks for the reply. I got the OE2 settings to work fine!
But no corresponding filter function for Legacy OE, such as on our Windows server?
Well the layout is a bit different but, it is functionally equivalent:
OK… some version or config issue maybe. I’ll talk to my sysadm :-). Thanks!
