Hello,
I have received DICOM data from an external partner. After importing the files, the DICOM browser lists a lot of series, but they all look exactly the same in the series list. I can only distinguish them by opening the metadata window and looking at the file path. (The patient info is the same, and the study info only differs by the StudyTime, which contains an uninterpretable value, probably filled in by anonymization software.)
Usually a DICOM series is stored in hundreds of files, with random file names, often spread across in several directories, so they are not a good indication of content. For the rare occasion when filenames are useful, you have the metadata browser.
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As for the new nightly, the message you get is not from SlicerRT, but from another DICOM plugin, which suggests that SlicerRT is not properly installed, or maybe there are some other issues related to the DICOM plugins. Can you load dose volumes correctly? (meaning that it appears with a rainbow color palette, and is shown as dose volume in subject hierarchy)
If RTSS is loaded correctly, then SlicerRT is correctly deployed indeed. Unfortunately without at least one RTIMAGE file I cannot find out why it fails to load. Can you share the log after the failed load? You can find it in the menu Help / Report a bug.
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I have set up a Welcome Series and it is good to go live. When I set this as live, will this automatically send to the 30 customers that have already subscribed (I assume no because the sign up needs to trigger the flow)? If not, is there an easy way for me to manually send my welcome series to this list of 30 customers that have already subscribed? Or, do I have to copy the welcome series into a campaign and send to these 30 existing customers?
Building off of the great suggestion @Manny Singh had already mentioned, your original assumption is correct! Switching your emails from either Draft or Manual to Live will not automatically send your emails to those contacts who were already subscribers of the list triggering your welcome series flow. Flows will only begin queuing up users and serving to them since they have been turned Live. You can learn more about how contacts move through a flow through the How Contacts Move through a Flow article.
The suggestion that Manny had mentioned of utilizing the backpopulate function to retroactively serve your flow emails to customers who may have been qualified for the flow prior to the flow being switched Live would be the best recommended solution in this case.
Thank you both so much! This is a huge help. My website is www.willardrd.com ! It will be going live in the next few weeks :) I have set up the abandoned cart flow as well, and will likely get a few other flows set up.
Thanks for going the extra mile for your fellow members of the Community by giving a step-by-step walkthrough and attaching screenshots of how to accomplish this Back-populating option! It makes me so happy to see our users sharing their product knowledge for the benefit of theirs peers. Really appreciate it!
Just for clarification, you don't want Welcome Series contacts to receive the promotional emails at all until they've completed the Welcome Series or you just don't want them to receive them at the exact same time they might receive one of the Welcome Series emails? I'm assuming it's the former, but please correct me.
You could utilize click segmentation in the last email in the series by setting up a trigger, like a button, that when they click on it, it automatically puts them on the assigned list (in this case it would be the Main Email Subscriber list). Of course, if they don't click on the button, then they would stay where they are.
There is not currently a feature where the contacts would automatically transition from a welcome series list into another list, but we are tracking feedback for this feature and I'll add your account to the chorus.
I suppose you could also create a tag for any contact that joins the Welcome Series list, that are also on the main email list, and when you go to schedule your normal promotional emails, you could exclude by tag. But you'd still have to remember to remove the tag or from the Welcome Series list when they're done with it. If I think of any other fancy workarounds, I'll follow up!
I need to take a series that looks like the following where the rows are labelled A-D and the column I am interested in is called vals and consists of a list of integer values of varying length (but will never be null):
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