When a user sends a link thanks to the livechat, the link is not
clickable is the recipient is on the frontend (e.g. visitor of the
website). On the other hand, a link sent from the frontend to the
backend works.
This is because the message is sent as "html" from the backend,
therefore no link conversion is done during the post-process of the
massege (method `message_post`).
Note that a link sent and received in the backend works because
additional formatting is done (convert emojis, add links...).
opw-686063
Before this commit, if a message thread was loaded 2 times, the first time
the date was well formatted, the second time that fail because momentjs cannot
parse the localized date from some locale.
Luckily, it was not bugged by default in english, because moment was able to
reparse a localized US date. But in some local as french, momentjs cannot parse
the localized date and return 'Invalid date'
Now, we move the code, to be processed only once by the chat manager, and not
in each process of the thread.
This commit closes issue #13258
Courtesy of @aab-odoo
get_formview_action and get_formview_id are methods used notably in a
redirection called from a mail controller used in notification emails.
Those methods however are defined as cr, uid, id and are interpreted
as api.one when called by a new-api style method.
With modules being converted into the new API, those methods are called
as api.one and the result is encapsulated into a list.
To avoid having to take the first element of the returned list we decided
to simplify the call chain and migrate the methods as multi methods, using
ids instead of id. Various addons have been updated accordingly. A temporary
support of ids being an int / long has been added to avoid conflict with calls
using id (for example if javascript is not updated).
It might happen that a transaction produces more than one message in the
chatter. In this case, the messages are created with the exact same
date, and they might appear in the wrong order in the chatter.
We therefore sort the messages by id, and not by date. Note that the
messages are already sorted when received from the server, but the web
client has its own management of the messages' order. Relying on the
server order might imply to change other parts of the code on client
side, which is something we want to avoid on a stable version.
opw-681049
When the mail composer is opened thanks to the "Send Mail" button in
Discuss, it's possible to save a mail template, but the user can't
access it anymore later on.
This is because the field `model` is by default empty in this specific
case since this is a client action. However, when saving the template,
the default value 'mail.template' is used for the `model` field.
Therefore the domain on the `template_id` field prevents the user to
find back the model he just saved.
The fix sends the `active_model` in the context with the value
'mail.message', so that the `default_get` method of
`mail.compose.message` will set the appropriate default value.
opw-677936
Purpose:
There are too many apps when someone starts to use odoo.
The user installs an app and see at least 6 menus -> too much !
Specification:
In mail module move contacts menu into new module 'contacts' to avoid this
useless app for new users but that can be useful afterward
When tracking value is converted to be rendered as a message_post, we convert
the date/datetime with the current local from momentjs.
Related to #12327
Courtesy of @aab-odoo for help and review.
When tracking value is converted to be rendered as a message_post, we convert
the date/datetime with the current local from momentjs.
Related to #12327
Courtesy of @aab-odoo for help and review.
because of a previous refactoring, the function send_notification stopped working
at all. It was not using the instance of the bus, but the module containing the
bus instance.
A read more was added to every node having a mail-quote tag.
However all quotes and their child nodes are tagged, leading to numerous unnecessary read more / read less.
Now, all consecutive mail-quote are joined in one 'read more/read less'.
Christophe Simonis