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Eleni Bagklaridou

Hello, I'm having difficulties with e-mail templates. 

I tried to follow this tutorial: 

https://www.odoo.com/documentation/15.0/applications/productivity/discuss/advanced/email_template.html?highlight=templates

I used the dynamic placeholder generator and copied the generated placeholder expressions into the body of the email. When I tested it afterwards, the mail again showed the generated placeholder expressions instead of the desired outcome. 

Does anybody know where to find a more detailed documentation/tutorial on this?




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Vincent Lion

I found a way to solve the issue.
I am creating an email template from the email template menu accessible in developer mode.
There I can switch the editor to see the actual code behind the template.
From the code, I can replace the placeholders by their Web content.

My example : this si the code to get the name of the object contact :
<t t-out="object.name" data-oe-t-inline="true" style="box-sizing:border-box;" contenteditable="false"> </t>

There is a video that explains all this :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQJodqSE5DM

Hope it helps you to get it done !

Richard Garcia



Bonjour,

 

Je suis actuellement en congés avec un accès limité à ma messagerie.  Je répondrai à votre message dès mon retour le 27/02

 

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Vincent Lion
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I am facing a very similar issue.

When including the placeholder (i.e. Dear {{ object.display_name }}, ... ) in the email text :

- It works perfectly for the test message sent to myself

- It doesn't work at all when sending to a list of contacts selected based on some criteria (reproducing the code and not the content)


I found a way to solve the issue.
I am creating an email template from the email template menu accessible in developer mode.
There I can switch the editor to see the actual code behind the template.
From the code, I can replace the placeholders by their QWeb content.

My example : this is the code to get the name of the object contact : 

" see comment up - as the t-out is processed in the answer ;-) "

There is a video that explains all this : 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQJodqSE5DM

Hope it helps you to get it done !


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Eauzon
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How is it possible that Odoo has not fixed this yet ?? Unbelievable ... 

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Rocky Oropeza Berni
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Hello there,

I've tried both, the documentation (did not work) and the suggestion made by Mohd (did not work either).

Is there somebody with suggestions about this??

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Mohd Shoaib Sayyed
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Hi,

Odoo 15 now deprecated Jinja Templating which was used in Odoo14 and earlier versions.

Odoo now uses QWEB templating and introduced special t-out tag for same.

How to use it with expression generator ?

1. Lets say you expression is : {{ object.name }}

2. Go to edit more(code mode) and syntax (i.e excluding curly braces)

  

3. Save the template.

4. Preview

Let me know if any issues are faced.

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Diego Avila

Hello,

I have the same problem in Odoo 16, could you please specify where can I find this:
2. Go to edit more(code mode) and syntax (i.e excluding curly braces)
(I believe something is wrong with our view also, because we don't have the "dynamic placeholder generator everyone mentions), the palceholders I used I had to copy them from other user samples.
(Odoo v.16)

Thank you!

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