Since saas-12, when deleting contents, parents are deleted too if they
become empty (while it was not possible to delete contents in that case
before). The problem here was that the history was recorded multiple
times if one deletion made multiple snippets be deleted and this
sometimes could crash.
Now the history is recorded only on first deletion when the user ask
for it.
Currently there are no form views for products attributes. When editing the variants and clicking 'Create and edit' on the attributes or the attributes values, the views are really confusing for the users.
These simple views will avoid the frustration
There is a hackish feature in the web_editor which forces the
contenteditable to true on links which are clicked and removes it
anywhere else in the page so that only the link is editable after
click. This allows to add text at the end of a link without adding it
outside of the link by mistake.
The feature was badly implemented because, if the link was editable
without having any parent which is editable, the contenteditable was
forced to true, then immediatly forced to false when forcing to false
every page element. This was the case for lots of t-field. By example
the product categories in eCommerce are t-field links which are in non
editable <li/> elements...
When we are on the page:
/blog/myblog-1/page/2
the link to page 3 is:
/blog/myblog-1/page/3
So we need to give /blog/our-blog-1 as source url of pager.
Previously in this instance, since 4faed0b7 the page 3 url
in this scenario would erroneously be:
/blog/myblog-1/page/2/page/3
opw-688681
web_editor Qweb: Add 'zoom' option for widget image
<span t-field="product.image_small" t-options="{'widget': 'image', 'zoom': 'image_medium'}" />
website: Add Zoom code to be standard for all website module
website_sale: add zoom on Main product image
In edit menu, search with de demo data /shop, was the 12th results, but limit 9.
We only move the problem to later, but when the user start with the website apps,
it avoid to be lost on first menu creation.
Due to some rounding error, we arbitrarily decide to don't show a discount of 1 cent.
Before this commit, the limit was 10 cents in some case, 20 cents in others cases, ...
In the case of a guy who sell nails, these 2 cents may be important :)
That seems to have no impact negative to remove it.
That fixes the case when you have a main product with a discount, and a optionnal
product without the discount; before this commit, discount class was removed and
so the striked price for the main product disappeared.
Avoid traceback "'int' object has no attribute 'partner_id'"
uid is the id and not the browser record of 'user'
Avoid traceback: Database fetch misses ids (u'<id>') and has extra ids (<id>),
may be caused by a type incoherence in a previous request.
JS call with id as string.
Avoid traceback: Invalid value res.partner(x,y,z) in domain term ('partner_id', 'in', res.partner(x,y,z))
Search in new api return browseRecord now
Avoid to write on a lead without the right on it.
Explicitly remove the cursor of the request. Dropping a database
is not transactional and if overrides of ir_http's dispatch worked
with the database (for example, utm), we are not able to commit
the changes at the end of the request.
It worked nice before rev 40561b0fb6 that changed the use of self.pool
by request.env. Note: a cursor is always attached to an environment. Since
the call to super possibly broke the cursor (for example by dropping the
database), the end of the dispatch operation that try to commit and/or close
the cursor could possibly result in the traceback 'unable to close a closed
cursor' with request.env. With self.pool, it didn't happen because the
code actually called in the utm's dispatch override doesn't use a cr
and so there's nothing to close.
Christophe Simonis