This reverts rev. 9f9e7ef0e1
As explained in 9f9e7ef0e1,
if a field "lang" is present in the view, clicking in any action item
in the more menu leaded for the action title to be translated
in the lang value of the form, such as in the partner form.
9f9e7ef0e1 fixed the issue,
but has as side-effect to not update correctly the active* keys.
So, if "active_id" was used in the context of the action button,
and the active_id was set in the dataset context, for example
because you come from another form, trough another action button
(For instance, Customers > Opportunities > Logged Calls),
the active_id was not updated with the current id of the record.
opw-620293
opw-617321
fixes#3462
In cases where data is directly given to the saveas_ajax controller,
the filename was not correctly set, as no read method was performed.
(The read call is useless as the data is already avaiable in such a case)
In such cases, the filename must be given in advance
opw-626707
This rev. reverts 91911159f5
The above rev. was a good idea, except that internal_set_value expects the raw value, while the records attributes can be tuples(for instance, many2one are tuple(id, name) or list of command(one2many, many2many).
set_value must be use here, as all fields (js) override set_value in order to handle their value repr (for instance, many2one fields handle the tuple (id,name).
Besides, avoiding the re-render provides a huge performance improvment, as rerendering fields can lead to xmlrpc calls (for instance, re-rendering a many2one field implies calling the name_get method)
opw-620111
opw-622108
When adding several lines in an editable list (adding 7 lines to an invoice for instance), then clicking on the first row direcly after having filled the last line, the value of the cell sometimes had the value of the last line. Just a display bug, but still.
Using internal_set_value avoid the re-rendering of the cell, and solve the above issue
opw-620111
Potentialy, the timezone too.
On item action click (such as menus in More.. and Print..), the data in form view had the priority on user context (through the sidebar_eval_context)
Therefore, if a field "lang" was present in the form view (like in partner form), the web/action/load xmlrpc call was using the partner language instead of the user language.
Example of wrong use case before the fix:
- Set the user language in French, then go to a partner form of a partner with English set as language
- Click on any button of the partner form, such as the "Invoices" button, notice that the last item of the breadcrumb is in English, instead of Frenh (the user language)
- Click on any menu opening a wizard in the More.. dropdown menu, notice that the wizard title is in English instead of French
- Print any report from the Print dropdown menu, notice that the report file name is in English. If you print the same report for the same partner but from the list view, the report file name is in French.
The destruction of one2many fields is forced with the event change:effective_readonly
This revision add the forced destruction for cancel(discard) button as well
Otherwise, one2many fields are not properly destroyed when hitting the button "discard" (from save or discard).
This can be problematic for one2many editable list views (such as invoice lines) if you discard while having a mandatory field not filled in the invoice line: You can't recreate an invoice, the one2many editable list is messed up
Use case: Create an invoice, create a line, leave the description, required field, empty. Then, discard. Then, click on create.
opw-616946
This rev. 06104ba553
Added the dirty flag on the o2m field when the editor of the editable list was enabled (meaning that the editable list has been altered)) because the dirty flag was not set correctly by the one2many during the edition, at the time.
It looks like this is now the case
Besides, as now, we valid all the editable list of the form, wether or not the editable list was altered, we must not set the o2m as dirty anymore.
once widget extended with ReinitializeFieldMixin, the event binding with the binary file input and the on_file_change method can be done in initialize_content instead of start
This fix is related to d36c8b5c9b
The add attachment button should be displayed while being in edit mode, but not in view mode
As the widget depends on the form actual mode, the widget should be re-rendered each time the actual mode changes
This is the point of the ReinitializeFieldMixin class
To valid all editable list line, we iterate on the lines and set the editor form with the line value, using set_value.
The _inhibit_on_change_flag should be set to True to avoid triggering on changes events
opw-617395
opw-617036:
In my current timesheet, if you add a a required field on the timesheet ids lines, and add data in the summary tab, it was possible to validate the timesheet lines while requried fields were missing.
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
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
By default, on binary images read, the server returns the binary size
This is possible that two images have the exact same size
Therefore we trigger the change in case the image value hasn't changed
So the image is re-rendered correctly
If an action unlink the current records (e.g. unreconcile on account.move.reconcile), trigger history_back to avoid errors when trying to reload inexistant record (opw 607883)
This is a partial backport of saas-4 code (rev c0db6ae, 162ad1c) and should not be forward ported.
When searching for a record in a m2o field, if we click on 'search more' we loose the focus on the field and select the first suggestion (which triggers potential on_change). This prevents the selection for this case.
In editable list, on keypress enter, the _next method is called, saving the current line and starting the edition of the next one
The _next is triggered before the date(time) field change event, and, therefore, the saved value of the date(time) field is the old one
On SearchPopupCreation, if we have initial_ids - 1st search_read() will be
missing custom context defined on the field.
1. defined view like this: <field name='my_many2one_field_id' context="{'test': 1}"/>
2. in we expand the list of available item, name_search() has 'test' in context
3. in we click on 'Search More', search_read() is missing 'test' in context
4. if we change filter add/remove item, search_read() will have 'test' in context
Step 3. is wrong, should also have 'test' in context
lp bug: https://launchpad.net/bugs/1209295 fixed
bzr revid: mat@openerp.com-20140311091522-03imwd5rj3rmwapl
IME are ways to input language which can't trivially map to a keyboard
(e.g. CJK language) with a standard-ish keyboard. For japanese IME
this is done by entering text phonetically: text is entered in romaji
and automatically converted to hiragana (or katakana) when it matches
the transcription a japanese syllable (~phoneme?) e.g. to (と). The
text is then split and reprocessed with sequences of hiragana being
converted to kanji (or not), and the possibility to pick the right
kanji when multiple kanji match e.g. for "Tokyo" toukyou -> とうきょう
-> 東京.
But to do the edition, keyboard keys are used. For the japanese IMEs
(tested on Windows, OSX and Linux) [Space] will do the initial
conversion from kana to kanji (and allow selecting an other conversion
or a different kana split) and [Return] will validate the current
conversion (removing the underline marking "unvalidated" kana or kanji
groups).
And that's where the problem hit: IME + browser combinations may or
may not suppress part of all of the event. Firefox will trigger a
keydown of the key which "starts" IME input (e.g. "t") and will
trigger a keyup for the validation key (return), except on Linux where
the initial keydown is suppressed. Inbetween these, it will fire no
keydown, keyup or keypress event but will fire input events (at least
on an input element) every time the displayed text changes.
Meanwhile webkit browsers will, for each press on the keyboard during
IME,
* trigger a keydown with the keyCode 229
* trigger a keyup event with the keycode of the key which was actually
hit
* trigger input events every time the displayed text changes
This include meta-operation uses of [Space] and [Return].
MSIE has the same behavior (including triggering the input event), but
the keydown event is augmented with ``key`` and ``char`` attributes
providing the character matching the key hit to trigger the change.
Although the triggering of the input even is useless for the purpose
of the editable list (especially here, the purpose of validating a
list row with [Return] one fact stands out: keypress is never
triggered during IME operations, hitting the [Return] key outside of
IME will trigger keydow, keypress, keyup but doing so during IME will
only trigger the first and last.
Thus by changing the binding from keyup (return) to keypress (return)
for a line validation, spurious validation during IME text entry
should be avoided. This seems to work correctly on MSIE (Windows),
Firefox (Windows, OSX, Linux), Chrome (Windows, OSX, Linux) and Safari
(OSX), after testing in IE9, IE10, Chrome 31, Firefox 25 and Safari 7,
and a quick test on a task's o2m did not reveal any regression.
note: not all differences between various browser/os combinations were
inspected in details, there may well be further differences which were
not noticed or not relevant to this precise issue.
bzr revid: xmo@openerp.com-20131206124431-q4a9l1gn9wjtmlvz
Denis Ledoux
Martin Trigaux
Anaël Closson
Jacques-Etienne Baudoux
Christophe Simonis
Mohammed Shekha
Denis Ledoux
Mohammed Shekha
Xavier ALT
Xavier Morel
Michel Meyer
Christophe Simonis