When arriving on the page to unsubscribe from mailing lists,
it was unclear whether the checkboxes were to mean "unsubscribe to this list"
or "subscribed to this list"
With a little string helper, it is clearer
OPW 1922308
closesodoo/odoo#30227
The query was computing the count for all mailing lists, not just the
one being requested. This prevents optimizing the SELECT with indexes.
In addition, using a subselect for the blacklist forced a full table
scan on the contacts - switching to a LEFT JOIN avoids that.
With a blacklist of a few hundred thousand entries, and a table of
mailing list contacts in the same order of magnitude, this brings the
SELECT from 3+ seconds down to 3 milliseconds - with the same result.
Bonus: no need to perform the regexp extraction of emails to test for
NULL values -> substring(x) is NULL iff x is NULL.
If a recipient has a formatted email address like 'A <a@b.com>', the returned
opt_out list must contain normalized email ('a@b.com') in order to be comparable
during the get_mail_values of the mail.compose.message.
Otherwize, It won't match.
Task ID : 1909314
Closes PR #28667
Compatibility: rebuilding a correct modal from user database content.
Since the first version, the modal is saved in databases directly but
has never used a correct structure. While it was working with BS3, it is
not with BS4. This was breaking the design and prevented the modal to
be able to close.
task-1889341
closesodoo/odoo#28589
Since the opt out per mailing list, the intermediate model was used
to list all the recipient of a mailing list. The side effect was that
importing new contacts into mailing list was not possible anymore.
Also, creation of a new contact into a mailing list was made indirectly
by creating a new many2many record between contaxct and list, which was
not really user friendly.
This commit restores the mailing contact model as the view of the mailing
list recipients. In other terms, the contact import is restored.
An opt-out computed field as been added to be able to filter on opted out
contact inside the mailing list recipients view.
This opt_out field SHOULD NOT be used in a form view as it need the active
mailing list id in the context in order to be computable and searchable.
This field has no sense without this active mailing list id context.
Task ID 1891228
Linked with blacklist and opt out per mailing task (ID 33224)
Closes PR #27632
When using only mass mailing two issues arise when trying to send mass
mailings containing links
* a link.tracker is created for each link to shorten; however rights are
given currently only in website_links for website designers and not to
marketing users that use mass mailing. This commit adds the rights for
link.tracker model to those people;
* a link.tracker.code is created to hold the shortened versions of the
links. As it is a technical model it is now done as superuser as rights
on link.tracked model has already been granted and adding rights on such
a technical model is not necessary;
A test is added that checks what is done with links when sending mass
mailings. It helped spotting the hereabove issue.
This commit is linked to task ID 1889703 and PR #27526.
Purpose of this commit is to move tests not completely specific to some
mass mailing models to test_mass_mailing. Purpose is to allow to write
more in-depth tests based on existing ones by using test models instead
of some standard odoo ones.
This commit is linked to task ID 1889703 and PR #27526.
On Safari, when editing the template of a mail.mass_mailing,
clicking the "Read more" button (or any button that can
have a link to the website) didn't open pop up to set
the URL of the website.
PS: inspired from https://github.com/textAngular/textAngular/issues/762
opw:1889643
Don't forward context from mass mailing to partners view.
When grouping mass mailing by state, passing context makes
Odoo trying to group partners by state, and then get a traceback.
closesodoo/odoo#27775
Fix to commit: a1d6064dcc
Which erroneously put a mass_mailing method in mail,
as mail.mail.statistics is defined in mass_mailing.
Since it does not depend on the records, it been extracted from the
loop.
opw 1890461
closesodoo/odoo#27431
Purpose is to fix the comparison between mass mailing record email field
and blacklist entries by sanitizing email to ensure comparison is done
on same basis as what is stored in blacklist table. Also fix the action
merge where the extraction of email is needed before comparing to the blacklist.
This commit is related to task ID 33224 (original blacklist implementation
done for v12) and its PR #25966 as well as task ID 1889703 (tests and fixes)
and its PR #27330. Done with collaboration of @dbeguin.
Several quick fixes:
- repair malformed SQL queries and injection problems
- proper token comparisons (consteq)
- better translatable terms (less context-lessplaceholders)
- basic testing of case-(in)sensitivity of blacklist
- safety check for non-implemented cases in search methods for computed
field
More testing and review is needed for case-sensitivity and email
extraction from generic "addressing fields".
This commit adapts the business code to changes introduced by
the parent commit in order to keep the same behaviour as before.
All readonly=False fields will have to be checked afterwards to confirm
that the business case requires write access to the source field.
Martin Trigaux