About
Euphorie is a tool for risk assessment. It was developed by SYSLAB and TNO in cooperation with Simplon B.V. and Cornelis Kolbach in commission of The European Agency for Safety and Health at Work as part of the Healthy Workplaces campaign.
Introduction
The Euphorie risk assessment tool is based on hierarchical questionnaires. A questionnaire (or survey) covers all possible risks for a specific sector of industry.
Each sector organisation can have one or more surveys published simultaneously. In order to facilitate development and testing of surveys the system supports multiple versions for a survey. Only a single version of a survey can be public at any point in time.
Compatibility
Euphorie 17 is meant to be used with Plone 6 and Python >= 3.11.
In Euphorie 15 the “publication feature” was changed in the more generic “locking feature”. That makes the registry record euphorie.use_publication_feature obsolete.
Euphorie 12 is meant to be used with Plone 5.2. Since Euphorie 12, NuPlone 2 is needed.
NuPlone 2 no longer uses the z3c.appconfig. The configuration is now stored in the registry.
instead of appconfig["euphorie"]["allow_guest_accounts"], please use the registry record euphorie.allow_guest_accounts.
instead of appconfig["euphorie"]["allow_social_sharing"], please use the registry record euphorie.allow_social_sharing.
instead of appconfig["euphorie"]["allow_user_defined_risks"], please use the registry record euphorie.allow_user_defined_risks.
instead of appconfig["euphorie"]["client"], please use the registry record euphorie.client_url.
instead of appconfig["euphorie"]["default_country"], please use the registry record euphorie.default_country.
instead of appconfig["euphorie"]["extra_text_identification"], please use the registry record euphorie.extra_text_identification.
instead of appconfig["euphorie"]["library"], please use the registry record euphorie.library.
instead of appconfig["euphorie"]["max_login_attempts"], please use the registry record euphorie.max_login_attempts.
instead of appconfig["euphorie"]["terms-and-conditions"], please use the registry record euphorie.terms-and-conditions.
instead of appconfig["euphorie"]["use_archive_feature"], please use the registry record euphorie.use_archive_feature.
instead of appconfig["euphorie"]["use_clone_feature"], please use the registry record euphorie.use_clone_feature.
instead of appconfig["euphorie"]["use_existing_measures"], please use the registry record euphorie.use_existing_measures.
instead of appconfig["euphorie"]["use_integrated_action_plan"], please use the registry record euphorie.use_integrated_action_plan.
instead of appconfig["euphorie"]["use_involve_phase"], please use the registry record euphorie.use_involve_phase.
instead of appconfig["euphorie"]["use_publication_feature"], please use the registry record euphorie.use_publication_feature.
instead of appconfig["euphorie"]["use_training_module"], please use the registry record euphorie.use_training_module.
More informations can be found in NuPlone 2 README file.
Euphorie 12 uses weasyprint to render PDF files. That means that the appconfig["euphorie"]["smartprintng_url"] is now obsolete.
More information
For more information please see the online documentation.
Metadata
Release files for Euphorie 20.0.2
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