* event, website_event, website_forum,
* website_hr_recruitment, website_sale
Website access rights were buggy. The editor assets and website editor
assets have to be loaded together to work so the previous behavior
which only loaded one with the restricted access right was not right.
Also, people which had the "Manager" access right for model like event
or job only got access to creation and edition of those objects if they
had the full access to website access rights.
Now the website module creates the two same groups :
* group_website_publisher: load all editor assets, give access to
page creation for model the user has access (event, job, ...) and
edition of those pages
* group_website_designer: implies the first one and give access in
creation and edition of all pages + access of all website menus
The manager access rights for event, product, jobs, etc now implies
the group_website_publisher group for the user (so that the manager
have the editor assets and editor ui).
Note: some python codes use the group_website_publisher for no right
reason, this has to be adapted.
Several modules defines records with the external ID `base.foo_bar` while it is
created inside this module (typically menus and groups).
While there is no technical reasons to do so but this may introduce issues:
- these records will not be deleted during uninstall
- if a language is loaded before the installation of the module, it won't be
translated
The uninstallation will only remove the records with an external id linked to
this module (these would only be removed when removing base).
Installing a language before the module will drop the translations not linked
to an existing external id (as it can not be resolved).
This commit correct all the external ids tagged as from base or other incorrect
modules.
* s_banner
- Remove text-container hardcoded style (user will be able to use the
new transparent color palette instead)
- Improve indicators visibility on both dark or light bg
- Cursor: pointer for navigation buttons
* s_cover
* s_quote: remove the whole snippet
* s_three_columns
* s_reference
- Remove Quotes
- Add new logo demo images
* s_button: rename from "Button" to "Call to Action" + some design
* s_feature_grid
* Reduce images number (remove unused ones)
* Improve images quality (so that they can be used for parallax too)
* Make them all available in the website library
* Snippet demo/default images are in a separate folder and a separate
record to allow theme customization (this was already the case for the
cover snippet but the system has been extended)
* Some snippet style improvements
Migration of website module to new API.
The tricky phase is ir_http.py : we need to use `request.env`
only when the authenfication phase is done. Normally by
calling `super` of `_dispatch` method, but website module
required it to be done before. This is important since
`env`is a lazy property of `request` object.
Some hack were kept since this commit is a migration ('RequestUID'
in ir.http, ...)
Some docstrings were added.
On website/theme installation and other website_* module installation,
an action was triggered to launch tours. These tours are now used only
for tests and should not be used as onboarding anymore.
Note: in master these tours will be removed to use the new test system.
Refactor snippet structure
* new "cover" snippet
* move the title out of col-md-12
* delete snippets (s_quote_slider)
* rename snippets (FAQ Roller -> Accordion)
* ...
Refactor the way the background images are handled so that themes
can customize the defaults ones easily without ugly xpath or ugly
css.
[IMP] account: d'ont create journal items for invoice lines with quantity 0 (not amount because of tax)
[IMP] crm: usability kanban view and schedule an activity
[FIX] crm: schedule an activity bug when no activity yet
[IMP] website: app for website (not a menu in website admin)
To match the current website, we should compare the request http_host to the domain and not
to the website name. That was working luckily because name and domain in demo was the same.
close#10870
Coming from a bug in web_settings_dashboard. Invited user didn't have any rights
when created from the dashboard, which was leading to an error.
This bug leaded to a new discussion. Better to have basic employee having user
rights for all main applications. For bigger entreprises there is an admin that
will carefully remove extra rights, if necessary. The target is small businesses,
it makes sense that every way to create a user gives the same result.
In conclusion, each new user has a full access to the applications by default
How is it implemented ?
We added an inactive default user which original access right to the groups
'base.group_user' and 'base.group_partner_manager' in base. Each
application will extend the default user's access right by adding the maximal
access right for this application.
On user creation, we will use by default the 'group_id' field from the default
user. We will in the same time remove the ugly 'default_groups_ref' key which
was passed sometimes in the context for some fields in some views, and sometimes
nothing.
So, the user can modify the access rights for the default user, but he should be
aware that removing project user access rights for a default user will prevent
a *created on the fly in a task* user will not be able to access the task.
- Deduplicate default website definition
- Remove hardcoded english values
- All active languages enabled in the website by default
- Default website language = default database language
* make CSRF protection the default on all non-SAFE methods
note: there currently is no way to call a CSRF-protected endpoint
without a form-encoded entity-body as that's the only place we get the
CSRF token from.
* simple CSRF token generation: just use the HMAC'd session id, no
generating a new random token per session then HMAC it
* use constant-time equal function to avoid timing attacks
* assert that a database secret is configured before hashing/validating
the CSRF token
* opt-out database manager from CSRF: The super-admin password serves
the purpose of a CSRF token in the database manager screens.
There is no request database to obtain the
secret and generate a CSRF token.
In the top menu bar, the `active` class is set when the
menu url matches the page url (the url in the browser url bar)
A while ago, we made so all urls
`/page/website.***'
were automatically redirected to
`/page/****`
Therefore, if the menu url still contains this `website.` prefix,
the active class wasn't set on it, while it should.
Fixes#3059Closes#3070
Jeremy Kersten