In some cases, the footer in a form view dialog could be duplicated.
The reason was that the form view was rerendered completely, footer
included, by the renderer, out of the formcontroller control (it is the
formcontroller's job to move the footer buttons to the footer).
A possible fix is to work on the form renderer to make it aware that the footer
buttons are expected to be only rendered once, but it has the disadvantage to
be a fix specific to this issue, and any other form view behaviour with some
side effects may have the same issue.
This commit tries to prevent the form view from rerendering itself
completely in those cases. This also has the disadvantage of possibly
not being a complete fix, if some edge cases are missed. However, I
have the feeling that we still want to avoid rerendering the full view
if possible.
Let's assume a one2many displayed over several pages with a default
order such that a record, say R, that would normally be on page 1
is actually on another page. Moreover, there is an onchange on that
one2many which converts all commands 4 (LINK_TO) into commands 1
(UPDATE), which is standard in the ORM.
When the first line of the one2many was edited, the record R was
fully loaded, whereas it shouldn't have been (as it is not on the
current page). So basically, a useless read was performed.
Moreover, if there was an x2many field in the one2many list, a
crash occurred because relational data of R that shouldn't have
been read wasn't postprocessed by the BasicModel.
The useless read occurred because the one2many subrecords weren't
correctly sorted before checking if some of them/some of their
fields should be read. This is not the case anymore.
OPW-1816800
Let's assume a one2many list view inside a form view, displaying
a single char field A. There is an onchange on the form view
returning a command 0 (CREATE) for the one2many. The command 0 only
specifies a value for field A. The one2many list isn't editable, so
when a sub-record is clicked, it is open in a form view (in a
dialog). In this form view, an x2many field B is displayed in a sub
list or kanban view.
Before this rev., it crashed when the user tried to open the
created one2many sub-record (returned by the onchange) in the form
view, because of the presence of the x2many field B, which wasn't
correctly processed by the BasicModel (its value was undefined,
whereas it must be a valid, empty, dataPoint).
Moreover, the limit of the x2many field B wasn't set, so a pager
was displayed as soon as it contained at least one record.
Fixes#22050
When onchange RPCs return a command 4 (LINK TO), the res_id of the
record to link is given, and the BasicModel has to read the fields
in the view for that record. When one of those fields is an x2many
(for instance, displayed with widget many2many_tags), the
subrecords in the relation must be read as well (at least their
display_name).
Before this rev., this last part wasn't done by the BasicModel, and
as a consequence, the many2many_tags widget was always empty, even
though there were records in the relation.
Same thing applied to reference fields, but this is way more
uncommon.
This rev. ensures that x2manys and reference fields are correctly
fetched in this scenario.
Before this commit, there is an issue with one2many lists with records that
have been created on 'default_get': if the record has a required field that
is empty, when the user clicks on this empty required field and then somewhere
else, the record is removed from the list.
The cause of this bug is that these records have invalid field changes, here
the required field that is empty. As a consequence, it checks whether the
record is "new", and if so, removes it visually from the editable list.
(Note: a record is "new" when it is not stored in DB).
This behaviour is expected when discarding records created from "Add an item".
However, that is not intended for records that have been created as default
items of the list. These records are still considered as "new" items, because
they are not stored in DB, but they should stay in the list on discard.
This commit solves the issue by making an additional check before assuming
that the record for which we discard changes comes from "Add an item":
if the record in the list has been created before user interacts on the list
(in other words, the record has been added in the list when the user accesses
it), then we should not remove the record from the list, even though the record
has some invalid fields from the savepoint (e.g. empty required).
opw-806650
The issue adressed by this fix was observed by a problem with a missing
onchange. The situation only happens when we have a one2many in a form
view with an onchange in a field in the list view, and the arch of the
list view is not inline. In that case, the onchange was not properly
triggered.
There are two causes for this bug:
- the BasicModel does not exactly receive the same data when loading a
record in a one2many with a non inline view. More specifically, there
is a confusion with the fields/viewFields in that case. This is done
because the postprocessing of the fields is slightly different when a
sub view is not inline (not ideal situation, we should fix it btw)
- when it construct a subrecord, the BasicModel did not use the correct
fields value, when there was a subview. More specifically, it used
the view.fields (which does not contain onchange informations) instead
of the view.viewFields (which contains processed/view specific
informations, including the onchange data.
This commit fixes the second issue, because this is clearly a bug, and
it actually fixes the problem. The first issue is actually okay,
because we already have a difference of behaviour between the main view
and sub views (in the first case, we have the fieldget information, not
in the second case, so the processing is already a little bit different
anyway)
Notes:
- This bug was discovered only because we added a test in 11.0, which
was forwardported and broke in master. The breakage occured because
of a recent refactoring in master which moved the arch processing
inside the views and out of the data manager.
- It is good that we discovered this bug, but I want to say that it really
sucks that forwardports are done, break the master/saas.11.2, then I
have to fix it in emergency, and it completely break my own
schedule...
wip
wip
From a form view (say Bill of materials)
Edit the form
Click on a bom line
Click on the external button that makes the product form pop up
change the order of suppliers on that product
Before this commit, a JS traceback was raised
This was because the changing object was not present in the localData that the Model object holds
or more accurately, it was not the **right** model object that was targetted
and this was due to the propagation of the resequence event
After this commit, no error is thrown, and the resequencing works as expected
OPW 807196
In Less, the size_class XXS is defined and used in media queries.
This rev. adds it in JS for sake of consistency.
Code in addons comparing the size_class needed to be adapted due
to the new XXS size_class.
Moreover, we now use the helper 'config.device.isMobile' everywhere
we should, instead of manually comparing the size_class.
Finally, we changed the way the config.device has to be specified
in the test environment. From now on, only the size_class should be
set, and the isMobile flag is computed automatically.
Url in the web client are supposed to open in a new tab. This was the
way it worked in v10.0 and was lost with the refactoring of the new
views.
We just reintroduce that behaviour with this commit.
Closes github issue #22389
A `default_get` for a x2many field can return a new list of commands for one of
its x2many field, like
[[0, 0, {
'groups_id': [[6, 0, [1, 2, 3]]],
}]]
where [1, 2, 3] is a list of existing ids.
This use case was not correctly handled by the BasicModel because
`_makeDefaultRecord` was not recursive.
Closes#22401
When creating a record with many default values, it could happen that
the number of ids returned by the default get (or onchange) exceeds the
limit for the form view.
For example, we can see the issue in the expenses list view. We can
increase the limit in the pager, to a value higher than 40. Then,
clicking on select all, then on 'Submit to manager' in the action menu
will result in a traceback.
The Submit to manager action will trigger a new action with a context key
'active_ids' with a large number of ids. After that, the web client
will execute the server actions, which will return a new action with a
context key 'default_expense_line_ids' with a bunch of ids. Then, it
will attempt to create a form view. This will call the
makeDefaultRecord method in the basic model. This method will generate
the commands for the one2many, for all ids, but will only load the 40
first sub records. After, it will attempt to apply the onchanges, with
some code that assumes that all operations of type 'ADD' correspond to a
local datapoint.
In this commit, we fix the code to properly work with operations of type
ADD with a res_id, but with no id. In that case, we simply generate a
command 'LINK_TO', since the value has not been changed.
opw 804370
When fetching x2manys in a x2many, the basic model did not properly sort
the internal data structure before fetching the data. This is usually
not an issue, except when we have an order which is different from the
order of the res_ids. In that case, it can cause crash in some
conditions, because the results from the fetchx2manybatched were applied
to the wrong datapoint.
To reproduce this issue, some specific conditions needs to be met. I
think that it is easier to refer to the test, instead of trying to
explain that.
In this commit, we properly sort the data at the correct place. Note
that this probably solves a bunch of other related issues, caused by the
fact that the internal structure was corrupted.
Cleaning dead code from these commits that have been reverted:
41fe7f9d1113d026b226b136b4477aaaf9f1f638#diff-54fd886cc58f994ad518ee72df4d3edeR50
2a5488619da22cfd901963dd141e722b195e82ab#diff-f96b339a9374f74489f1f98755e9787bL9253
41fe7f9d1113d026b226b136b4477aaaf9f1f638#diff-86d6d41b5bb7499bf055258d05549d59R3111
With these final changes, we hope to stop the many issues that have occured with
binary fields, from these commits:
255e8ca3d97813a8e71441fe7f9d112a5488619d
What remains is the format of binary fields in list views without widgets,
which shows the bin_size instead of the base64 string representation...
... Rest assured, the computation is in JS, so there are no 'bin_size'
shenaningans!
Revision on 41fe7f9d11
This commit intended to reduce the network load when reading records with
binary fields. This was made possible by enforcing the contextual key
`bin_size` to be set for records with binary fields.
However, it is causing some issues (see #22222, #22231) which are:
- write with bin_size:true generates a traceback
- read/search_read with bin_size:true breaks some images
on some views (e.g. base.view_partner_form)
Since the problems outweight the gain of these changes, we revert them.
Field widgets now have a key 'context' that let them
extend the context of the dataPoint (e.g. list).
In particular, widgets on binary fields enforce the contextual
item {bin_size: True}, so that the server gives the size of the
binary field as its value, instead of its content.
This change on binary fields reduces network load when accessing
a view with binary fields.
Revert partially 255e8ca3d9
Removed widget 'download_link', as it was a sub-version of widget 'binary':
it did the exact same thing (representation of binary fields by means of a download link)
in a much better-looking way (download icon + filename as text of the download link,
instead of just a download link with text "Download").
Also, the values of binary fields might be already a human-readable binsize (e.g. 2.52 MBs),
instead of its plain textual string representation in base64:
The contextual parameter 'bin_size', when set to true, does not download the data of binary fields.
As a consequence, the server provides the sizes of the binary, instead of their value.
When we have a form view with a one2many with an onchange, and with
lines which contains a x2many, and more lines that the limit (so more
than one page), and the read is not in the same order as what is
displayed because we have a widget=handle, then we might have a problem
when we delete one of the lines, if the onchanges tries to change the
x2many.
This is due to the fact that the order of the basicmodel datapoint is
not preserved by the various operations going around. I think that we
may still have a few other issues of this type, but it is actually quite
difficult to establish.
In any case, this situation is now properly handled.
opw 804530
Binary fields were simply shown simply by their textual representation in list views,
e.g. the base64 string.
There was no formatter for binary fields, therefore it has been implemented so that
it displays its estimated size.
Binary fields in list views had a download link in v10.0.
We provide this feature back by means of a widget called 'download_link'.
It is also possible to define an option to set the field name having the filename as its value.
Example:
<tree>
<field name="fname"/>
<field name="datas" widget="download_link" options="{'filename': 'fname'}"/>
</tree>
with the following record: {fname: 'document.txt', datas: 'Cg=='},
we get a file named "document.txt" by clicking on the download link.
Closes#21996
Issue: create 60 lines in ordered x2many with the same value (0) for the order
field and make a change ; the displayed records will be switched.
The problem appears because the sorting function is not stable and the
records with the same values can change place (hence change page), which is
quite disturbing for the user.
Two attempts of dealing with sorting (and resequencing) in tabbed (multi-pages)
x2many editable lists (see odoo/odoo@c2563db and odoo/odoo@983c7ae) have been
previously done, using a static attribute (`keepChangesUnsorted`) on the
datapoint.
This solution sadly only covers both cases separately, not if they are combined.
Morever, onchanges were not correctly managed in neither of these two cases.
A new approach is used here, by "freezing" and "unfreezing" the datapoint when
needed, which is more flexible.
Some modifications have been introduced:
- when ordering a x2many, all records are now considered (and not only the
records on the current page) ; an additional read is thus done on the sorted
field for all records in the x2many relation
- `setSort` is now asynchronous as a `read` might be needed
In many cases, we allow class and style attributes in the arch of a
view. However, it did not work in a list view, and there is not really
a good reason for that (only cost is a few runtime checks).
So, with this commit, we allow those attributes in list views (and
x2manys obviously).
However, note that there is a subtle (maybe slightly confusing)
behavior: when a list renderer is in 'readonly' mode, it does not
actually instantiate any field widgets. In that case, it optimizes the
rendering by putting only the formatted value inside a cell:
<td>some value</td>
So, in that case, the only valid target for the attributes is the td:
<td class="hello">some value</td>
But when we are in edit mode, we actually have a field widget inside a
td:
<td><input>some value</input></td>
And in that case, the natural home for the attributes is the field
widget. This is quite important, because this is the way attributes are
done in the form view, and we do not want different behaviour.
<td><input class="hello">some value</input></td>
In v10, a `Float` field with `widget="monetary"` option uses the decimal
precision of the field. In v11, however, it uses the decimal precision
of the currency. However, in many cases `widget="monetary"` is used in
the sole purpose of displaying the currency symbol. The precision of the
field sould be kept.
This commit introduces the support of the decimal precision of the field
for this specific use case thanks to the `field_digits` option:
```
<field name="pouet" widget="monetary" options="{'field_digits': True}" />
```
If such an option is used, the field precision will prevail over the
currency precision.
Related to #21686
opw-800279
In many2many lists, the remove record from the widget is a trash bin.
It is confusing, as people feel they are deleting it when they are
only unlinking it.
So in many2many, we propose to change the trash icon by a 'X'.
This icon appears in many2many relations and in many2many widgets:
even though hr.expense.sheet defines the expense lines as a one2many,
it uses a many2many widget, so we use a 'X' instead of the trash bin.
To avoid ambiguity, we decided to rename 'delete' to 'remove'.
[FIX] web: Fix column_invisible issue
This commit fixes an issue with the column_invisible attribute.
When we choose product variant for BOM for any particular product,
at that time from the BOM Lines column "Apply on Variants" is hidden,
but when we unset product variant from BOM Form,
at that time the column 'Variants" set to visible. but in this case, it is set to hidden always.
PR 21693, OPW 779555
[FIX] web: Fix column_invisible issue
This commit fixes an issue with the column_invisible attribute.
When we choose product variant for BOM for any particular product,
at that time from the BOM Lines column "Apply on Variants" is hidden,
but when we unset product variant from BOM Form,
at that time the column 'Variants" set to visible. but in this case, it is set to hidden always.
PR 21693, OPW 779555
- Set the currency rounding to 0.001 (3 digits)
- Create an account move
- Add an account move line, set an account
When switching from edit/read-only mode, the rounding switches from 2 to
3 digits.
This is because, in edit mode, the format method is the method of the
float widget. Therefore, in this case, the formatting doesn't take into
account the currency rounding.
To avoid this, we simply use a `noSymbol` flag to avoid adding the
currency symbol, while keeping the monetary rounding.
opw-800279
Christophe Simonis