Hi, I wrote an onchange_line() method in the sale_order class. The method works well, but the problem is that I can't call it in the xml file: I get the error: AttributeError: View definition error for inherited view 'sale.view_order_form_editable_list' on model 'sale.order': Element '<xpath expr="//field[@name='or

There are 2 "problems" with your inheritance: You replaces a "page" tag with a "field" tag. Generally it is not a good idea. If you objective is to change the order_line's on_change behaviour, it is not a good idea to "replace" the field with an incomplete definition. A lot of things can go poof, including the "tree" element that is required by the same (in this case) or other modules in other views inherited from the same parent view (view_order_form). A better way is just to change the att

xpath for order_line field in sale order view

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xpath for order_line field in sale order view

xpath order.line

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Wided Kefi

Hi,

I wrote an onchange_line() method in the sale_order class.

The method works well, but the problem is that I can't call it in the xml file:

I get the error:

AttributeError: View definition error for inherited view 'sale.view_order_form_editable_list' on model 'sale.order': Element '<xpath expr="//field[@name='order_line']/tree">' not found in parent view 'sale.view_order_form'

I've tried many expressions for xpath but none works.

Dhinesh

Just asking to make sure the question is for v7 or v8?

Wided Kefi

Tekijä

It's for v7, I'm sorry, I forgot to mention it.

aci aisha

specify the path correctly for "Order Lines"

Atchuthan - Technical Consultant, Sodexis Inc

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Instead of using replace, try to use attributes

<xpath expr="//field[@name='order_line']" position="attributes">
<attribute name="on_change">onchange_line(order_line)</attribute>
</xpath>

when attribute is used at XPATH, you could define a particular attribute or option of the field instead of using replace to remove all attributes and adding the field definition to it.

For more info on XPATH: http://effbot.org/zone/element-xpath.htm

aci aisha

Good punch atchu(1 vote)

Wided Kefi

Tekijä

Thank you very much. It worked!

Ivan

There are 2 "problems" with your inheritance:

You replaces a "page" tag with a "field" tag. Generally it is not a good idea.
If you objective is to change the order_line's on_change behaviour, it is not a good idea to "replace" the field with an incomplete definition. A lot of things can go poof, including the "tree" element that is required by the same (in this case) or other modules in other views inherited from the same parent view (view_order_form).

A better way is just to change the attribute like so (in fact the erroneous view_order_form_editable_list view is a good example for this):

<xpath expr="//field[@name='order_line']" position="attributes">
<attribute name="on_change">onchange_line(order_line)</attribute>
</xpath>

Miel

Hi, try this one. Hope it helps. <xpath expr="//field[@name='order_line']" position="replace">

Wided Kefi

Tekijä

I've tried that but it didn't work

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