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I am creating a web controller in Odoo and I want to check if the user has permission to perform an action, if it doesn't I would like to raise a 403 exception. So, how can I raise a 403 exception inside Odoo web controller? I also want to know how to raise a 404 exception as well. How can I do it?
Hi,
To raise forbidden and not found error,You can refer the given code below:
from werkzeug.exceptions import Forbidden, NotFound
@route(['/route'], type='http',
auth='user',
website=True)def function(self):
if not request.env.user.has_group( 'module_name.group_id'):
return Forbidden()
else:
return NotFound()
Hope it helps
Hello Ernesto Ruiz,
In Odoo web controllers, you can raise a 403 Forbidden error and a 404 Not Found error using the HTTP controller.
Please check Code in Comment.
Hope it will be helpful to you.
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EX :-
You just need to use the Odoo standard template which is <template id="page_404" name="Page Not Found">, and you can return this template in your controller (i.e., return request.render('website.page_404')) based on your user permissions.
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