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article.letter-form-problems-and-prescriptions
header
h2 Problems and Prescriptions
.supplemental
= link_to "Toggle",
"#problems_prescriptions",
class: "button secondary",
data: { behaviour: "css-toggler" }
#problems_prescriptions.expandable
.row
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/ Note we wrap the Part instance in an array here. This is because the Part
/ delegates to its underling problems array, so it is itself 'array-like'.
/ The render(object) call below ignores any #to_partial_path method on object if
/ object is an array and instead only calls to_partial_path (if found) on array elements.
/ So, in order for the to_partial_path to get called on the array-like Parts::Problems,
/ we need to wrap it an array. We also use the 'render Part' approach when rendering
/ a formatted letters, but the LetterPresenter has an array of parts anyway (with parts
/ for problems, prescriptions, contacts) etc - so this problem is already handled there.
= render [Renalware::Letters::Part::Problems.new(letter.patient, letter)]
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= render [Renalware::Letters::Part::Prescriptions.new(letter.patient, letter)]
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