With this rev., the resequencing feature (with drag and drop) that
was already available in list views is now available also in kanban
views having a field with widget="handle". This works for main as
well as x2many kanban views.
Some code handling the resequencing has been moved from the list
components (controller and renderer) to the basic ones, so that the
logic is shared between list and kanban.
Task 1902808
closesodoo/odoo#28581
Signed-off-by: VincentSchippefilt <VincentSchippefilt@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Mohammed Shekha <msh@openerp.com>
Co-authored-by: Aaron Bohy <aab@odoo.com>
This commit change widget to many2one_barcode in these views:
- sale_order
- purchase
- invoice
- expense
In the fields register 'many2one_barcode' is mapped to many2one as fallback.
many2one_barcode is implemented in odoo enterprise
Task ID: 1924766
closesodoo/odoo#31018
Before this commit, our asset bundles had a special behaviour for
bundles of type css: because of an old limitation in IE9, css files had
to be split to make sure they had less than 4095 rules per stylesheets.
Since we no longer support IE9, this code can be removed, which should
slightly simplify the bundle code, and should slightly reduce the number
of requests required to properly load odoo.
closesodoo/odoo#27933
The datetimepicker option was introduced to be able to customize the
datetime picker widget in date/datetime fields. However, due to the way
the _makeDatePicker function was coded, it did not work in datetime
fields.
Thank to Yajo for the initial fix
closesodoo/odoo#27541
This allow the browser/device to handle the experience of handling number in a more native way.
FieldInteger and FieldFloat now inherits from NumericField because we want
to format it or not dependent of the view (readonly or edit) and the
NumericField will manage it.
We do that because input type number can't take a value with comma on Chrome
(FireFox is more permissive but not perfect because comma is the separator
for decimal in this case).
Task #1880376
This commit provides new js widgets for list, kanban and form
views on float field.
1/ 'float_factor' displays the normal float field, but takes a
conversion factor as option. The displays value is the normal
one multiplied by the factor.
You can use the widget like
<field name="my_float_field" widget="float_factor"
option="{'factor': 2}"/>
2/ 'float_toggle' displays a button (in edit mode) looping on a
range of given value at each click. A conversion factor is optional
(default will be 1) to display a converted value, but sent to
non converted one to the server.
You can use the widget like
<field name="my_float" widget="float_toggle"
option="{'range': [0, 0.5, 1], 'factor': 2}"/>
'range' and 'factor' are put in the options.
In simple read mode, the widget display the value as a traditionnal
text (like a normal char field).
This commit provides tests and documentation for those 2 widgets.
Task #39079
The sequence had a static default value, but when there is an handle, it's important that new items are added at the top or the bottom of the list.
This is a rare case where the defaul_get from the server will be ignored by the view for a certain field.
This will work:
- both in editable mode (inline) and in dialog mode,
- both for X2Many and standalone list.
The lower-level widget itself supports passing options to the underlying
datepicker library. However this is not exposed to higher-level view
declaration. With this patch, one can declare a field in a view such as:
```xml
<field name="datefield" options='{"daysOfWeekDisabled": [0, 6]}'/>
```
That option would land in the widget and disable those weekdays.
Documentation has been updated accordingly.
Closes#25044.
It is sometimes useful to be able to customize slightly the color of a
field depending on some conditions on the current record.
For example, imagine that we want to show a VAT number field in green/red, if
it was validated or not. To do that, we can add a field with an
onchange, and simply add decoration-danger and decoration-success
attributes to the field.
This commit introduces a new widget to be used for selection-based fields.
Valid choices are displayed using rectangular badges and not like the
standard list. This widget is valid for selection and many2one fields
like selection or radio widgets.
Co-authored-by: Siddarth Gajjar <sga@odoo.com>
Co-authored-by: Mohammed Shekha <msh@openerp.com>
For x2many relational fields(of type kanban), we shoud be able to set custom label for
'Create / Add' button by adding 'create_text' node option on particual field from xml.
Right now, 'create_text' is only handled for many2many fields, preventing users to set
custom label for one2many fields.
This commit allows users to set Create Button label for both m2m and o2m fields.
Also when there is both a docstring and directive-level content put
the docstring first. That seems to match what Sphinx's autodoc does
and looks less odd.
Possible future improvement: a parameter to suppress the docstring?
Possibly a way to reorder the non-docstring content (e.g. members
documentation)?
Also when there is both a docstring and directive-level content put
the docstring first. That seems to match what Sphinx's autodoc does
and looks less odd.
Possible future improvement: a parameter to suppress the docstring?
Possibly a way to reorder the non-docstring content (e.g. members
documentation)?
The state of the JS documentation was quite sad, not updated in a long
time. With this commit, we rework a lot of the JS doc. Most notably,
we add a section 'Javascript Cheatsheet' (help on some common
customization tasks) and rewrite the 'Javascript Reference' totally.
Note that the JS reference page also contains a reference on all field
widgets.
This work is just the beginning, it is probably not complete, but at
least we will have a foundation.
The state of the JS documentation was quite sad, not updated in a long
time. With this commit, we rework a lot of the JS doc. Most notably,
we add a section 'Javascript Cheatsheet' (help on some common
customization tasks) and rewrite the 'Javascript Reference' totally.
Note that the JS reference page also contains a reference on all field
widgets.
This work is just the beginning, it is probably not complete, but at
least we will have a foundation.
