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Something like:
def onchange_my_o2m(self, cr, uid, o2m_field):
....< How to access "o2m_field[0].name", e.g.?>
return result
<field name="my_o2m" on_change="onchange_my_o2m(my_o2m)"/>
What is the structure of the o2m_field in the onchange method?
I first thought it's just a list of ids. But that turned out to be false. And it's certainly not a list of browse_record objects...
I'm currently assuming that it is a list of tuples... [(ID, {field1: ..}), ... ]
Thanks for your help.
Try the below code:-
def onchange_my_o2m(self, cr, uid, o2m_field):
if o2m_field:
for o2m_value in o2m_field:
if o2m_value is dict and 'name' in o2m_value.keys():
print o2m_value['name']
return result
Sorry, prakash, but I know what to return in the onchange method to change the o2m field. I don't know how to access the one2many field.
Finally, I updated my answer please check it.
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