The old code don't resize correctly if you use params in request.
because if '200' > 500 => return True
Now we force the casting to int to be sure to compare apple to apple.
before: /web/image/<id>?height=100 => don't return an image with height=100px
after: /web/image/<id>?height=100 => return now an image with height=100px
With the new client web from v9, we start the new action before to destroy the old one.
When we switch from Apps (store) to Update and vice-versa, iframe was not loaded correctly.
In case of the Apps widget, we are binding event of the new iframe during the start,
and when it is ready, we destroy the old ifram and so unbind the listener of 'message.apps'.
Using a uniq id, we ensure to bind new event, and only unbind old event during the destroy.
It shouldn't be possible to duplicate ir.model.fields. Add attribute
´duplicate´ which can be set to false to hide the duplication option in the
action menu.
If `d.message` is an empty string, `!!d.message` is false and the
crashmanager will try to display `d.error.data.message`… which does
not exist as it's a warning with an empty message not an upstream error.
That causes the crashmanager itself to crash, and even the warning
name/title to be lost.
This simple return allows submodules to be able to know when a dialog is shown and modify something in it.
Note from GED: I am aware that this is a IMP in a stable version, and I really don't like that... But it looks like it really helps many people, as shown by the PR, and the risk induced by this commit is definitely extremely low, so I will make an exception.
(PR: #15579)
In case of a MemoryError, there is no error message, the user gets a
"Database restore error: "
without any details.
Instead fallback to the repr.
This way, a wrong password is
"Database restore error: Access denied"
and a memoryerror
"Database restore error: MemoryError()"
Closes#17393
For historical reasons, when the pivot view was rewritten, we lost the ability to understand the measure and col_group_by keys from the context.
It was actually a deliberate decision, because we decided that it was not possible to properly handle the colgroupbys in the search views, so we replaced that mechanism with pivot_col_group_by and pivot_measures keys exported by the view, when necessary.
Sadly, we did not properly remove the outdated keys from the xml files. So, with this commit, we reintroduce those special keys, because 10.0 is a stable version. Note that this will be removed in master.
(PR 17119)
can't be opened that way.
For now, only views that can be opened with a view manager are
supported, i.e. views like form, list, kanban, graph...
So this fix filters out the views of type qweb and search from the
list.
Before this rev., there might be a crash when the user quickly
clicked several times on the browser's back button. This crash
occurred in the code saving/restoring the scroll position of the
current action.
When clicking fast on the back button, several actions are
executed but don't wait for each other (those actions are triggered
by the hashchange event), so when it is fast, and mainly when the
appswitcher is involved, it may happen that we try to get the
scroll position of an action that isn't loaded yet.
opw~741814
By default auto_search is set to `True` on window actions, this mean
that for example on a list or kanban view the records will be searched
on the view opening without any user action needed.
Setting it to `False` disable this.
Doing this had two drawbacks:
- depending on race condition, the view could be displayed before the
search view was loaded,
- the code expected `active_search` to be present which was not the case
in this instance.
Before 151c9074 the second issue would not happen (active_search was set
directly resolved if a search was not to be done) and this commit also
wait for the search view being ready before showing the view.
opw-741186
opw-741546
closes#16805
In PostgreSQL, a field of type `integer` must be in the range
-2147483648 to +2147483647. If the user enters a lower or a larger
value, a traceback is thrown.
opw-740286
Jeremy Kersten