When delivering partially a picking in which the moves
had an owner (`restrict_partner_id`) set,
the owner were not kept in the backorder moves.
Closes#4693
In the landed cost types form view
(landed costs types being nothing else than `product.product`),
we force users to choose an account of type `other`,
in order to prevent them from entering wrong data,
other types of accounts,
or receive an error message when setting a view account type.
This domain is actually the domain already applied in the
regular `product.template` and `product.product` form
view, thanks to `account.product_template_form_view`
Closes#4719
To reproduce use a form view with a one2many editable list and create a lot of lines. Then click a few times quickly on the delete.
If the user click at least two times on delete of a same record, the dataset add the id in "to_delete" the virtual id because "to_create" doesn't contains the virtual id of the record deleted previously.
E.g.: create a "Customer Payments" and select a "Customer" and "Payment Method" who generate a lot of "Credits" lines.
Double clicking on the confirm button was actually possible and could confirm the orders multiple times (which could be problematic if some action are linked to the so confirmation)
Before this fix, it was possible to validate then cancel a quote (or the other way around) simply by using two tabs in your browser. From now on, we only validate/cancel a quote if it's the 'sent' state and advise the customer of the situation if he tries to abuse the process.
Initialise quant_dict inside for loop as doing outside loops
renders to be a quadratic write of quant object due to the fact that
previous quants are kept each time a new valuation line is read.
In case of posting a Landed Cost record with a huge amount of cost_lines
and huge amount of stock_move having several quants would result in a
extra overhead.
Closes#9005
The introduction of the CSRF tokens in
8932c52e67 broke invoicing from the Point
of Sale. chrome.do_action('point_of_sale.pos_invoice_report') would
fail because no CSRF token is set in the POS. This fixes it using a
similar approach as in the website module.
Since we're not duplicating work items when duplicating tasks during
project duplication, it doesn't make sense to duplicate the
likely correspondingly adjusted remaining hour.
Behave as if the planned hours had just been set/reset and set the
remaining hours of the new task to that instead.
fixes#8985
Note: The change in `base_security.xml` is needed as xmlid must exists
when adding/removing users from group to determine the value of `share`
field.
Also add a test to reassure @odony the function fields are correctly
recomputed for removed m2m entries (see http://git.io/vCqAG for context)
The `analytic_account_id` was set after the field `active`.
This `active` field has been moved, to the top of the form,
in a button, at revision ed95043d7e.
Placing the analytic account after this field is
therefore no longer the brightest idea.
In addition, there is no longer any `parent_id` field
on the `account.analytic.account` model, making the according
domain invalid.
Fixes#8668
Fixes remaining occurences of 8.0 in the windows installer. Mainly, odoo is now
correctly installed in odoo.9.0-timestamp/ instead of odoo.8.0-timestamp/
The lost filter wasn't working:
- The domain syntax was not correct
- It tried to filter `active='f'` leads,
while, in the SQL view, they were already filtered out
with `active='t'`
We can safely remove the active=`t` from the SQL view, by default
`active='f'` records are filtered out except if explicitely set
otherwise.
opw-651746
The print of invoices using sections were not working,
due to the fact the `sale_layout.subtotal_template`
template expects `doc` as the browse record, while
in the `report_invoice_document`, the browser record
is set as `o`.
opw-651747
Since invoice quantities are computed from the invoice lines linked to the so line via a many2many field, we need to overload the refund function that adds the fields on the invoice lines; explicitly copying the sale order lines references.
Cedric Snauwaert