Version 1.5.11
The Whole Serial Text, Times in Bangla
Serial texts now carry the doctor’s name and the chamber’s full name in one SMS with a link to the live time in Bangla, times read as the part of the day and in Bangladesh time, the patient’s waiting page opens in Bangla with an English button, and an online call shows the patient’s name and ID.
Around the app
- Every chamber time and printed date is now worked out in Bangladesh time, whatever the computer’s clock says; medicine reminders on the patient’s phone stay in the phone’s own time, so they ring correctly abroad.
The desk and the queue
- Bangla times now read as the part of the day — সকাল, দুপুর, বিকাল, সন্ধ্যা, রাত — as in "সন্ধ্যা ৭:৪৮", in serial texts, on the patient’s link, the waiting-room board, the assistant’s phone and the desk.
- An incoming online call on the doctor’s screen shows the patient’s name and ID beside the serial.
- When the chamber’s computer is off, the patient’s link now says plainly that the serial and time in the text still stand, and checks again by itself every minute.
- The patient’s waiting link and the waiting-room board now open in Bangla without English beside it; the button at the top switches everything to English, and the phone remembers the choice.
Fixed
- The Follow-up tag on the printed prescription no longer leaves extra blank space under it.
Text messages
- Serial texts now go in English with the doctor’s name and the chamber’s full name, the serial and the times — still in one SMS — ending with a nirnoyrx.com/w/… link to the same news in Bangla, updated live.
- Follow-up, medicine-running-out and check-up reminders now also carry the doctor’s name and the chamber’s full name.
When the update period ends the software does not stop: the version you have keeps working for good. The drug register arrives separately, so newly registered medicines keep reaching you either way.