Aurélien Warnon
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Currently, the event sponsor ordering on the website is non-deterministic as it uses a non-ordered dictionary to accumulate items, which then dictates the order of display. We fix that issue by using a OrderedDict that will correctly retain the order. In addition, we force the sorting of sponsors based on their event.sponsor.type's sequence first and then based on their own sequence. The '_order' of event.sponsor is currently 'sequence, sponsor_type_id' which seems wrong but has to stay that way in order to avoid backend issues. Indeed, the backend and the "handle widget" do not have the capability to sort on multiple levels as we would need here (sponsor type sequence, then sponsor sequence). To completely fix this issue, we would need to: - Store the sponsor.type's sequence field on the sponsor (related stored) - Modify the _order to be sponsor_type_sequence, sequence - Only allow people to sort event.sponsors within a single category at a time Those changes would not be doable on a stable branch, hence why we use a local sorting when displaying sponsors on the website. Task-2818538 closes odoo/odoo#88633 X-original-commit: c32583a2160a289748616d4b0e49cba2bd5778fb Signed-off-by: Warnon Aurélien (awa) <awa@odoo.com> Signed-off-by: Thibault Delavallee (tde) <tde@openerp.com>
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