The cases where we filter out special periods
should in fact be the default, but this is a risky
change, so we turn this filtering on via an extra
context flag instead, which can be added by callers
as needed.
bzr revid: odo@openerp.com-20120704171726-vmkvb8dwbc9mdvs8
The cases where we filter out special periods
should in fact be the default, but this is a risky
change, so we turn this filtering on via an extra
context flag instead, which can be added by callers
as needed.
bzr revid: odo@openerp.com-20120704163307-bvu454y7if8vck8j
dateutil.parser.parse() was failing to parse the date on
some seemingly non-standard Date headers including trailing
extra TZ info, such as:
"Thu, 28 Jun 2012 18:09:47 +0200 (GMT+02:00)"
RFC2822 seems to only mention the +XXXX offset format, but
apparently other formats are employed in the wild, such
as this one coming from the Zimbra webclient.
The fuzzy matching copes with that, and an extra try/except
block was added for good measure, with a fallback on the
current datetime, should the parsing still fail.
bzr revid: odo@openerp.com-20120702154106-mwdrd9bv9xvbde0s
The `duration` used by the dhtmlx gantt component
corresponds to the calendar duration of the event
divided by 3. This makes sense only for events
spanning full days, and for working times
with 8 hours per day. Unfortunately these
hypotheses do not hold for most cases inside
OpenERP, so we should hide this information.
The actual duration of the items can always
been viewed by clicking on the corresponding
label.
bzr revid: odo@openerp.com-20120702133016-gzscrpbbh1a9mgez
Previously the date was treated as UTC, ignoring
the specified timezone offset. As a result the
displayed date was off by the actual UTC offset
of the sender's timezone
bzr revid: odo@openerp.com-20120702093523-fttsemnl1irc7917
Issue 575065
Flow for a button[@type=action] requires going through multiple RPC
calls to execute action. Due to reloading behavior of o2m-list on
actions (saves containing form then executes action then reloads row),
internal form view gets removed while e.g. server action is being
fetched (in Views#do_execute_action).
Problem: there is guard on ``rpc`` call which drops response to
stopped widget (Widget#rpc) => action/load call never returns
successfully because linked form is dead.
Solution: instead of calling View#do_execute_action via the formview,
call it via the listview (do_execute_action was already partially
overridden to change the ``on_close`` callback, override it further).
=> widget still lives, and rpc requests execute correctly leading to
all actions being correctly called (mostly).
bzr revid: xmo@openerp.com-20120629105325-vmwpyi7w3pc33sg9
* Correctly propagate current validation status of row being edited
* Automatically save row being edited upon leaving it
* Replace "Save" button (floppy) by "Cancel" (cross)
* Allow easier overriding of Groups and List sub-widgets
bzr revid: xmo@openerp.com-20120625070901-4cs6v24exjk5z2fa
This issue was caused by the way browse_records are cached,
in combination with the deletion of messages just after sending
them. When processing a second message, the attachment.datas
function fields gets computed for all messages that are being
browsed, including the first message that was already deleted,
causing an exception. The value of the function field had
already been computed for the first message, but had been
discarded by the message.refresh() call.
Hopefully this kind of issue will disappear once we implement
the new ORM API.
bzr revid: odo@openerp.com-20120622093123-wpk8ht454w7p2c1w
After opening a record with a list o2m, editing said list o2m and
saving a row, clicking the action button would lose all data
explicitly changed: the o2m would just call the action without saving
the form's current state, so the corresponding server method would
only be able to use data previously saved.
Fixed by overriding do_button_action, and only calling the _super()
method after the parent form has announced it is saved (either because
nothing was changed or because it did indeed save itself).
bzr revid: xmo@openerp.com-20120622085432-mh3977uygua5bypn
Xavier ALT