When accessing an existing record in form mode directly (enter the url or refresh a page), the daterecord has not been initialized yet. This means that the value of actual_mode will be set to 'edit' before loading the current record (method _actualize_mode() called from do_show()).
This was problematic for one2many fields that we loaded in edit mode, showing add/delete icons/buttons in readonly views. (opw 607910)
This method trigger the focus event when clicking inside the modal, causing a blur event on other widgets resulting in unwanted problem. Typical case is for the jquery datetimepicker where we try to open a select element which will close right after.
Had expected regularity, had not noticed the Python version is really an
ignoble hack where the string "0" (exactly) is interpreted in a specific
manner when used in t-raw and format strings, *and nowhere else*.
Had special-cased the expression everywhere which broke e.g.
<t-set="xxx" t-value="0"/>. Reproduce Python behavior more closely,
and strongly consider swapping out both for something different e.g.
[[content]] or something like that, which doesn't cause problems in
Python but doesn't have to be so specially cased either.
In edit mode, in a *2many with many2many_tags, when adding a new tag when none was set, discarding the form let the new tags displayed while it shouldn't (only a display issue, the tag wasn't added in database)
Fixes#2926
Instead of just hidding it
Otherwise, when opening a new dialog, it is considered that there is a previous opened dialog, and this can lead to refresh the record which opened the hidden/previous dialog
This is related to rev. 57b48602fb
* __content__ can't be used in Python implementation because safe_eval, so use
``0`` from Python implementation instead
* remove postfix from t-call tests because due to implementation details all
whitespace crap following a t-name is added to rendered template in Python
impl, and don't want to normalize whitespace.
* document qweb based (mostly) on JS version
* convert JS qweb tests to (mostly) language-independent XML so they can be
used for JS and Python implementations
* add some more tests (e.g. precedence between t-value and body in t-set)
* remove ``t-import``
* fix parity in foreach(dict) (and rename some variables to make array and
object versions more similar)
When creating a new record in list editable, due to previous commit 6349048, the load_record was called twice and the first record of the current list view (self.dataset.index) was used to fill the new record.
With this, we make sure a new record is indeed created.
Fix the web test to have a default_get call in mock models and increase the number of default_get assertions (for creations in list editable, the default_get is then called twice, not optimal but due to the absence of distinction between empty datarecord and filled with default values).
When reloading a page, the _actualize_mode is called before the record is loaded and the form is displayed partially in edit mode (o2m fields with delete/add icons).
This patch forces to trigger a load_record when the datarecord has not been loaded yet in the do_show merthod (opw 607910)
The previous version of the lib seemed to be in an inconsistent state.
This fix the select2-offscreen class when the page is larger than
10 000px (this situation happens when importing a file with lots
of column).
The cleditor width does not include the margins. Setting 100% will make the editable area too large (104%) on Firefox (opw 611700).
This issue was already fixed in newer releases, from commit 9247c37de7
Nevertheless, it introduced a new issue: while editing the form, the content of widgets html which were located in hidden notebook pages weren't displayed when displaying the page content.
opw-614448
The ManyToOneField widget evaluated the domain before doing a name_search,
but the domain should not be evaluated client side, because it can only
be static at that point. It caused crash in autocompletion because
some variables could not be found in the context (see stage_id in
project.task for example)
Frederic van der Essen