Benjamin Vray
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Steps to reproduce the bug. - In website edit mode, add a form snippet to a page. - Add a "number" field within this form. - Modify the label of this field in the options and name it "Field 1". - Add a "text" field to the form. - In the options of the "Text" field, select "Visible only if" for the "visibility" option. - Then, choose "Field 1" and "Is greater than" in the two dropdowns that follow. - Enter "10" in the input below. - Save the page. - Enter "2" in the "Field 1" input. - Bug: The text field is displayed, even though it should only be visible if "Field 1" is greater than 10. This bug exists since the "conditionally show form fields" feature was added to Website (in this commit [1]). The bug happened because we were comparing strings instead of numbers. [1]: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/2dcbfecf3c10687a2cd3af36335d5be70c904fce opw-3449900 closes odoo/odoo#133838 X-original-commit: e4d64c9f4470874ca853bd871064bb8374c8b5cc Signed-off-by: Quentin Smetz (qsm) <qsm@odoo.com>
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