PURPOSE
Improve the Email Marketing tour and onboarding to create a "wow effect" when
users test the app.
SPECIFICATIONS
Create a tour for mass_mailing to let user visit Odoo Email Marketing through
a simple mailing creation flow.
This require the following functional changes
* by default, if user chooses to contact mailing lists and there is a single
mailing list available, add it as default value for chosen list;
* create a master mailing list data containing the admin user so that he can
easily follow the tour and test the mailing application;
LINKS
Task ID 2194876
Community PR odoo/odoo#48259
Upgrade PR odoo/upgrade#983
Signed-off-by: Thibault Delavallee (tde) <tde@openerp.com>
View rendering from javascript has recently been made to check
permissions (See commits 64d0dab0a6
through ccc98e0169). Some assets required
by the iframe editor are rendered in JS so that they can be injected
into the iframe, but their permissions had not been updated, causing a
crash when trying to create or edit a mass_mailing campaign.
This commit fixes that by adding groups="base.group_user" to the
required templates.
closesodoo/odoo#51598
Signed-off-by: Quentin Smetz (qsm) <qsm@odoo.com>
* mass_mailing, point_of_sale, website
- Lib files were included twice
- Variables files were split but added multiple times in the same assets
bundle
- Useless assets templates were defined or split
- ...
Part of https://github.com/odoo/odoo/pull/36068
Related to task-1942370
Since we reverted the saas-12.2 editor in favor of the 12.0 one,
we faced a dilemna regarding how the editor iframe is handled in
mass_mailing.
The 12.0 version was using a special controller to get the website
assets required for mass_mailing while the saas-12.2 version used
a completely different mechanism that was, obviously, not handled
by the 12.0 version.
We did not want to reintroduce the old controllers who were
considered to be a hack to load the assets in the mass_mailing
iframe. However, we were very cautious about changing the editor
itself to avoid introducing new bugs in the editor core of 13.0.
The approach we chose at the end, is to use the loadAsset mechanism
introduced in saas-12.2 to load the necessary assets and inject them
in the mass_mailing iframe. This did not reintroduce the controllers
nor did it require to change the code of the editor itself. However,
it required moderate changes to the wysiwyg interface.
Part of PR 35677.
Co-authored-by: Nicolas Bayet <nby@odoo.com>
Co-authored-by: Antoine Guenet <age@odoo.com>
Co-authored-by: Christophe Matthieu <chm@odoo.com>
Co-authored-by: David Monjoie <dmo@odoo.com>
PURPOSE
This commit removes the mass_mailing.campaign model. Instead of having a fully
fledged model, we will simply inherit utm.campaign. We will also add relevant
statistics on utm campaign model in order to use it in various applications.
SPECIFICATIONS
This commit removes the mass_mailing.campaign model. Instead of having a fully
fledged model, we will simply inherit utm.campaign. This change implies that
mass_mailing.tag and mass_mailing.stage have to move to the utm model along
their associated views/data.
These changes were made so that campaigns could be used in the future
by social, mass_mailing and mass_sms and available in the same view
This commit also removes the source_id and the medium_id
fields on the campaign.
This commit also moves the unique_ab_testing field from the mass_mailing_campaign
to the mass_mailing model
Task ID: 2002029
PR: #34015
PURPOSE
Mass mailing is currently a bit messy. As SMS will be added as a way to notify
people in mass through SMS let us take this opportunity to somehow clean this
application: organization, light code cleaning, model renaming.
SPECIFICATIONS
Guidelines: re-organize model files and split them according to main
models. Also reorganize views.
Done in this commit
* split big python file by main models;
* split views according to python files;
* move statistics report to /report;
* merge some exploded view files (assets, snippets, application menus);
LINKS
Task ID 2037906
Preparing task ID 1997464 (SMS addition in mass mailing)
PR #34938
Jérémy Hennecart