Raphael Collet
caf900e89e
The following trick used to work, because `sudo()` was actually making an environment for the superuser to operate upon: request.env[...].sudo().method(...) It no longer works in general, since `sudo()` now makes an environment in superuser mode but with `uid=None`! It may still work by accident for operations that never use `env.uid`, but is broken in general. Using `auth='public'` fixes the problem by using the public user when no user is available. closes odoo/odoo#34297 Signed-off-by: Olivier Dony (odo) <odo@openerp.com>
22 lines
746 B
Python
22 lines
746 B
Python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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# Part of Odoo. See LICENSE file for full copyright and licensing details.
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import werkzeug
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from odoo import http
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from odoo.http import request
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class LinkTracker(http.Controller):
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@http.route('/r/<string:code>', type='http', auth='public', website=True)
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def full_url_redirect(self, code, **post):
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country_code = request.session.geoip and request.session.geoip.get('country_code') or False
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request.env['link.tracker.click'].sudo().add_click(
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code,
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ip=request.httprequest.remote_addr,
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country_code=country_code
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)
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redirect_url = request.env['link.tracker'].get_url_from_code(code)
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return werkzeug.utils.redirect(redirect_url or '', 301)
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