Summarise earlier choices while finding a clinic slot#289
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Previously, we had either hard-coded text before the questions around location, date and time, but now it reflects your actual choices. The preferred location search now also gives responses that match your search term, albeit with ludicrous names like "Chelsea upon Tyne". But it at least now recognises when you've entered a postcode or outcode and skips the 'places that match' page accordingly. Check answers page still needs doing though.
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Previously, we had either hard-coded text before the questions around location, date and time, but now it reflects your actual choices.
The preferred location search now also gives responses that match your search term, albeit with ludicrous names like "Chelsea upon Tyne". But it at least now recognises when you've entered a postcode or outcode and skips the 'places that match' page accordingly. The check answers page still needs doing though.
Some screenshots...
Location matching now uses your preferred place name (albeit naively)
Clinic venue selection uses the preferred postcode
Pages for choosing a date time show clinic session info
