Aaron Bohy
11cc762d7a
Before this commit, when a form view was re-rendered (e.g. when switching to "edit" or "readonly" modes, when using the pager...), the chatter briefly disappeared and then reappeared, which produced a flickering. This has been introduced by the adaptation of the JS codebase to owl 2 [1]: when the form view had to be re-rendered, we reused the DOM element containing the chatter in the new rendering (done in memory), which was thus detached from the DOM. That element was re-inserted into the DOM later on, alongside the rest of the newly rendered elements. This commit fixes the issue by using a specific "hook" element when rendering the form view, and replacing that hook by the actual (unchanged) chatter container element when the rendering is done and the DOM is patched. This commit also removes unnecessary overrides in project: - _renderNode was dead code, classname "oe_project_sharing_chatter" no longer exists in the codebase since [2] - _makeChatterContainerTarget replicated what was originally already done in the mail FormRenderer (for appearently no valid reason), so obviously, that override wasn't synchronized with this fix. [1]edd79ff560[2]a28cc6333acloses odoo/odoo#84429 Signed-off-by: Sébastien Theys (seb) <seb@odoo.com>
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