Purpose:
Having the res_group defined in base and sales_team auto installed
with mail doens't make sense.
- Move the empty res_config class and the related view from
base_setup to sales_team (base_setup only contains the 'General Settings'
model and views
- Move the 'sale' related content from product to sale module (Access rights,
menuitems,...)
- Set sales_team at autoinstall False. The module is installed when needed by
crm or sale for example
- Set sales_team as a dependency of voip. (Access rights defined for configuration
purpose)
- Set sales_team ad a dependency of subscription (Access rights issue too)
[FIX] account: move some ir.model.access to sale module
[FIX] payment: Move some ir.rule to website_sale
[FIX] stock: move some ir.model.access rule to sale_stock
[FIX] project: Move some ir.model.access rules to crm_project_issue
[FIX] mrp: Move some ir.model.access rules to sale_mrp
[FIX] calendar: move some ir.model.access rules to crm
Rename xmlids accordingly. Example: 'base.group_sale_manager' becomes
sales_team.group_sale_manager.
[ADD] sales_team: See own documents => See only his sales team
Moved the "User: Own Leads Only", "User: All Leads" and "Manager" groups from sale and crm
into sales_team module. Add the record rules so that user can see only his Own Sales Team
if "See Own Leads" is sales right and can see all sales teams if he is having sales rights
of "See All Leads" or manager.
This additional administration group was formerly used to hide
the configuration menuitems for the common users.
Being manager should be enough to access these items
This function cannot be overridden in a model which inherit utm.mixin
Limitation by the heritage on AbstractModel
record_crm_lead.tracking_fields() will call tracking_fields() from module
utm.mixin (if not overridden on crm.lead) instead of the overridden method
from utm.mixin.
To force the call of overridden method, we use
self.pool['utm.mixin'].tracking_fields() which respects overridden
methods of utm.mixin, but will ignore overridden method on crm.lead
Eg:
class utm_mixin(osv.AbstractModel):
_name = 'utm.mixin'
def tracking_fields(self):
return "A"
class utm_mixin_overridden(osv.AbstractModel):
_inherit = 'utm.mixin'
def tracking_fields(self):
return "B"
class crm_lead(osv.osv):
_name = "crm.lead"
_inherit = ['utm.mixin']
def func_1(self):
print self.tracking_fields()
# print "A"
def func_2(self):
print self.pool['utm.mixin'].tracking_fields()
# print "B"
It's the dispatch method of ir_http which save GET parameters in cookies,
ignoring the overridden tracking_fields method in inherited model.
Christophe Simonis