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- Failure to enter a valid base URL (for example omitting the port number), or if the server is unreachable causes an "Unhandled exception. Close application?" error, if the user has not logged in previously.
- The login is insecure. The username and password are passed through a URL post to OpenMRS. On some phones, it shows the URL including the password in plain text when the user verifies that they want to connect to the server. The username and password are also included in the URL PostURL in the program settings for anyone to see also.
- An "Exit" option should be added to each major section of the program, or some means of navigating to the main screen so you can exit properly.
- If a form is filled out, or a new patient created, it fails to send the form. If choose to send later, it doesn't show up in the list of forms to send.
- Xforms doesn't show additional selections for providers or locations when they are added after the form is created. This is an XForms 3.8.8 bug, as they didn't show up in the web interface until recreating the xform either.
- Forms appear in OpenMRS-jr when downloaded even if they are not marked as published in OpenMRS.
- Xforms are downloaded from the server, but they don't show up properly on the list of forms. (they download and appear properly with the dev.cell-life.org server, so there is probably a server configuration step missing in the instructions) This happens on both test phones. They only appear as a cursor above the or below the two forms that are hard coded in into the program. "jr-patient-single-reg" and "SMS Test (Munaf)"
- If a bad password is entered, it stores it in the URL PostURL setting, and you are unable to send forms.
- MAJOR: Was unable to send forms because the patient_id didn't exist. The form should accept the patient identifier, not the internal OpenMRS patient_id. If the patient_id doesn't exist, it should be sent to a default patient, and/or the user should be notified there is a problem with the ID.