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Here's my model.py:
def ExampleForm(models.Model):
_name = 'example.form'
name = fields.Char('Name')
picture = fields.Binary('Picture', attachment=True)
And here's my data.xml
<record model="example.form" id="example_form">
<field name="name">Hello World</field>
<field name="picture">
<!-- Assume that my image is located in /example/data/helloworld.png -->
</field>
</record>
What options do I use for the picture/binary field?
Hi Mc,
You can simply set the type to base64, the Odoo framework will handle it as base64 then. This means the image is stored as a base64 in the database and shown as an image in the Odoo frontend:
<field name="image" type="base64" file="/example/data/helloworld.png"/>
Regards,
Yenthe
How would it work if I wanted to provide a relative path inside my module? I tried "./static/img/my_logo.png" but it wasn't found
You can simply set the type to base64, the Odoo framework will handle it as base64 then. This means the image is stored as a base64 in the database and shown as an image in the Odoo frontend:
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I figured it out, it was "my_module/static/img/my_logo.png"