Minor UX updates for clearer wording, better visuals, and more intuitive
interface. Specifically:
- update slide.channel.tag.group form view and related menu item
- update css so 2nd line of course tags on main course page are not cut
off
Supports Task: 2128166
PR #44365
PURPOSE
Have user groups specific to eLearning to separate them from generic website
editors. Indeed this is a specific work area and require more than pure design
skills.
SPECIFICATIONS
Two user groups are added in this commit
* group_website_slides_officer
+ can read any course/slide
+ can create a course (will be responsible)
+ can write on its courses
+ can upload slides to the courses he is responsible
+ can publish slides to the courses he is responsible
- cannot unlink courses/slides (you should archive them)
* implies group_website_publisher in order to see the top navbar in
frontend with the publish toggle button and the new content button;
* group_website_slides_manager: has full rights
+ can read any course/slide;
+ can create a course;
+ can add slide to any courses;
+ can publish any courses/slides;
+ can unlink any courses/slides;
+ has access to reporting menu entries;
Rights for other groups are untouched for courses / slides. As a reminder
we still support responsibles being outside of eLearning groups, for example
if an employee is a teacher that handles a course:
* people in upload_group_ids of a channel can upload slides, even if they
don't belong to any eLearning group;
* people responsible of a course can upload and publish slides even if they
don't belong to any eLearning group (done through controller as they
don't have real rights on underlying models);
We choose to keep the survey rights separated from eLearning ones. Indeed
it is easy in odoo to update the imply_ids field of groups if necessary
to link survey / eLearning groups; default user template can also be updated
easily. Standard Odoo should therefore correctly separate those groups. The
only specific rights is that eLearning officers can read all surveys, allowing
to choose them for certification-based courses.
LINKS
Task ID 2062462
PR #39485
Signed-off-by: Thibault Delavallee (tde) <tde@openerp.com>
PURPOSE
eLearning should have its own application in manager. Indeed this is becoming
a big application and having it embedded inside Website application is not
enough anymore. It should also hold updated and easy-to-use menus,
navigation, actions and views in backend.
SPECIFICATIONS
Update manifest and make website_slides an application separated from
website embedded menus.
Implement new menu structure
* Courses
* Courses
List view: Course Name, # Views, # Attendees, # Ratings, Revenues,
Reviews
* Contents
* Reporting
* Courses: list view on slide.channel model, ordered by # views.
* add a graph view (group by content)
* Contents: graph view on slide.slide model
Area Graph: X month
Y measure: # Views (others measures: Attendees, ...)
Group by: course (color)
* Reviews: see kanban of latest reviews;
* Quiz: list view on slide.question model.
List view: Add # Quizz Trials, # Quizz Passed, Avg Attempts
* Configuration
* Settings
* Allow Forum on Courses (installs website_slides_forum)
* Allow Certifications (installs website_slides_survey)
* Allow Selling Courses (installs website_sale_slides)
* Course Tags
* See channel.tags.group with label Course Tags, form view allow to
configure group tags
* https://drive.google.com/a/odoo.com/file/d/1G0g2UnG5cZG55EXQ5icbgwe7T2eSZskT/view?usp=drivesdk
* On click: open :https://drive.google.com/a/odoo.com/file/d/1I_PW3aZAbrslXadiYqmVF-_6dGXx8knd/view?usp=drivesdk
* Content Tags
This structure will gain new items in sub-modules, notably bridge with
form and website_sale. Those will be implemented in next commits.
LINKS
Task 1978729
PR #35061
Co-Authored-By: Thibault Delavallée <tde@odoo.com>
Co-Authored-By: Jérémy Hennecart <jeh@odoo.com>
Purpose is to be able to filter, search and categorize channels. Notably
with eLearning in mind there will be more channels as a channel will also be
used to hold lessons.
For that purpose we add a model of tag linked to channels. Those tags are
organized by groups in order to be able to display them using a menu or
a small hierarchy of tags. Displaying a tag group as a specific navigation
element is controlled by a specific field.
Those models will be used to display a new and improved home page for
channels / courses.
This commit is linked to task ID 1936153 and PR #30985.
Purpose of this merge is to polish a bit this module before turning
it into "courses" (see task #1902304 for more details on this)
Contains
* split python model into separate main files to ease models understanding;
* split views into separate main files to ease views finding;
* rename files according to guidelines;
* merge templates in the same file to have all available at hand;
* move assets in their own file in order to remove noise from templates;
* Split javascript widgets into their own separate files
No functional behavior change should occur with this commit. Only move
has been performed.
Note that we might lose part of the history as splitting files creates a new
history for new files.
Task: #1909281Closes: #28679
Tiffany Chang (tic)