I'm able to create PDF templates for documents.

Lyrebird is able to populate the documents and save them to a file, but when printing I get a blank document.

Any solutions?

I've been building a custom GPCCMP workflow form and have hit a layout limitation I'd like to raise as a feature request. Two related things.

1. Ruled table cells for <List> rows

I'm using a <List> with a <Horizontal> wrapper to produce a chronic condition management table — four columns per condition (Condition / Problem, SMART Goals, Patient tasks and treatments, Arrangements and referrals), with one row per condition. The AI population works well and the dynamic row count is exactly what I need.

The problem is print output. On screen the four fields sit side by side, but in the downloaded PDF each list item renders as a stacked sequence of label-then-value pairs, so the field labels repeat for every condition and the column structure is lost. With three conditions that's twelve label lines instead of one header row.

<TwoColumns> does draw proper bordered cells, but only at the top level — inside a <List> it renders each field full width with the label above the value, which is worse. Adding the horizontal attribute to fields inside the list didn't change this.

Is there a way to get <List> rows to print as a true table with a single header row, or is that on the roadmap? Our GPs are used to the tabulated chronic disease plan that Best Practice produces, and the repeated-label layout is a noticeable step backwards for them.

2. Column width control

Related — even on screen, the columns in a <Horizontal> row are equal width, so a short field like the condition name gets the same space as a three-fragment treatment list. Any way to set relative column widths would help a lot.

Two smaller notes while I'm here

• Fields inside a <List> use subid rather than id, and <ListBottom> sits inside the closing </List> tag. Neither is documented anywhere I could find. I lost a fair bit of time to malformed list markup that rendered fine in the form editor but caused document generation to hang indefinitely with no error message. Some validation or an error message on generation failure would have saved me hours.

• The workflow code editor becomes very slow with a long template — it appears to re-parse and re-render the live preview on every keystroke. Debouncing that would make editing larger forms much more comfortable.

Happy to share the template if it's useful for reproducing any of this.

Thanks,

Dr Eddie Cassidy

Health Matters Karalee

Following our EOD update yesterday, the performance degradation issue is now resolved.

Our engineering team identified the underlying cause and has deployed a fix. Lyrebird is operating as expected and you can continue working as normal.

We will keep monitoring closely over the coming days to make sure everything remains stable.

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Also it seems very difficult to actually get to someone to answer these concerns. I don't particularly want to publish anything I just want it fixed

Thank you for your patience while we worked through the issue affecting Lyrebird and wanted to provide a quick EOD update.

Our engineering team has identified the underlying cause and implemented a short term fix. Lyrebird is operating as expected again, and you can continue working as normal.

We are not calling this fully resolved yet. Our team is actively monitoring the platform while we work on a permanent fix, and we will follow up to confirm once that is in place.

You can continue to track updates on our status page: https://status.lyrebirdhealth.com

We know how important it is to keep your workflow running seamlessly, and we appreciate your understanding and patience while we worked through this.

If you have any questions, or if anything still is not working as expected, please reply to this email or reach out to our support team.

Kind regards,
The Lyrebird Health Team