On the event page and on the event list page on a website, add a
label "participating" for the logged users that are participating
to the event to avoid mistakenly double-subscribing. But we don't
hard-prevent it, because it should still be possible to subscribe someone else.
Small improvement: The portal group in general settings was hidden. We set it
visible because it contains some useful options like 'Allow external users to
sign up'
The ERP managers (users with 'Access Rights' rights) cannot even click on
the Settings app menuitem. Because of 2 things:
- The Dashboard settings is accessing the model ir_module_module. So
we set a groups 'group_settings' on it.
- The Users view is accessing the model ir_module_category to groups
the aggregate and display the settings. So we change the security rules
by giving the access to the group_erp_manager instead of group_settings
- The global rules opn companies was applied to the erp managers. We
splitted this ir.rules into three new ones on portal,public and employee
users to allow the erp managers to access the companies
- Writing on the res_groups was calling the method _update_user_groups_view
in all the cases. This method should be called only when the view was
needed to be modified, i.e. when the category_id is modified for this
group.
- The 'Extra Access Rights' is now hidden out of debug mode
- The fields 'company_id' (current company) and 'company_ids'
(allowed companies) are hidden if there are no more than 1
company in the database.
- If there are more than 1 company, the fields are displayed
on the user form view and setting more than 1 company on the
user will add him into the group 'group_multi_company'. On the
same way, setting only one company on a user will remove him
from this group
- The group 'group_multi_currencies' is displayed on the General
Settings. Enbaling this feature will add all the users into this
group. This is more accurate as this feature is more global
than per employee.
Rashik kalathiya