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Hi, i am confused in Access Right and Record Rules base on several conditions. 

I had created Access Right for 3 groups:

<record model="ir.module.category" id="module_category_password">

<field name="name">Password Authentication</field>

<field name="description">Password Authentication</field>

<field name="sequence">30</field>

</record>

<record id="password_user_id" model="res.groups">

<field name="name">Low</field>

<field name="category_id" ref="module_category_password"></field>

<field name="comment">Low Permission can only view password.</field>

</record>

<record id="password_officer_id" model="res.groups">

<field name="name">Medium</field>

<field name="category_id" ref="module_category_password"></field>

<field name="implied_ids" eval="[(4, ref('password_user_id'))]"/>

<field name="comment">Medium Permission will have certain right for Password Authentication.</field>

</record>

<record id="password_manager_id" model="res.groups">

<field name="name">High</field>

<field name="category_id" ref="module_category_password"></field>

<field name="implied_ids" eval="[(4, ref('password_officer_id'))]"/>

<field name="comment">High Permission will have all access right for Password Authentication.</field>

</record>

The columns created:

_columns = {

'account_name': fields.char('Account Name', required=True),

'username': fields.char('Username/Email', required=True),

'password': fields.char('Password', required=True),

'confirm_password': fields.char('Confirm Password', required=True),

'confidential_level': fields.selection([("High", "High"), ("Medium", "Medium"), ("Low", "Low")], 'Confidential Level', required=True),

'security_question': fields .text('Security Question'),

'note': fields .text('Note'),

}

The ir.model.access:

id,name,model_id/id,group_id/id,perm_read,perm_write,perm_create,perm_unlink

access_password_authentication_manager,password.authentication.manager,model_password_authentication,password_manager_id,1,1,1,1

access_password_authentication_officer,password.authentication.officer,model_password_authentication,password_officer_id,1,1,1,1

access_password_authentication_user,password.authentication.user,model_password_authentication,password_user_id,1,0,0,0

My conditions needed in this custom module are:

High - Have all access

Medium - Can create, view, edit, delete low and medium confidential level password

Low - Only can view Low Confidential Password

Low and High Group is working perfectly. However, for medium group it is not working, it seems that the High Confidential is not view-able (it should be viewable but not editable).

The Record Rule added:

<record model="ir.rule" id="module_category_password_rule">

<field name="name">Password Rule Medium</field>

<field name="model_id" ref="model_password_authentication"></field>

<field name="groups" eval="[(4,ref('password_officer_id'))]"></field>

<field name="domain_force">[('confidential_level', '!=', 'High')]</field>

<field eval="0" name="perm_write"></field>

<field eval="1" name="perm_read"></field>

<field eval="1" name="perm_unlink"></field>

<field eval="1" name="perm_create"></field>

</record>

Can someone please advise? Thank you.

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I might need to post my correction. Odoo does not let me edit my post.

My problems are:

High: Can't view high confidential password (It should be view-able)

Medium: Can't view high confidential password, can't edit medium and low confidential password (it should be view-able and not editable in High, editable in Medium and Low)

Low: Works perfectly

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for medium, you may need to apply some rules on views / window actions. I had run into similar issue and found solution that way. it is messy but not impossible.

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Thanks FP! You ignited me the ideas! Here is what i did for my solution and i hope can helps those who have same issue like me:

- Remove Record Rules.

-Added on_change method for my confidential_level field (Very similar to states, but in this case the "states" can be edit based on user's group)

def onchange_confidential_level (self, cr, uid, ids, confidential_level, context = None):

warning = False

result = {}

warning_msgs = ''

models_user = self.pool.get ('res.users')

confidential_level_db = self.browse (cr, uid, ids) .confidential_level

if confidential_level == "High":

# Check if Confidential Level is High and user group

flag = models_user.has_group (cr, uid, 'password_authentication.password_manager_id')

if not flag:

warning_msgs = 'You have no permission to edit the confidential level.'

result ['confidential_level'] = confidential_level_db

else:

if confidential_level_db == "High":

# Check if Confidential Level is High and user group

flag = models_user.has_group (cr, uid, 'password_authentication.password_manager_id')

if not flag:

warning_msgs = 'You have no permission to edit the confidential level.'

result ['confidential_level'] = confidential_level_db

if warning_msgs:

warning = {

'title': _ ('Warning'),

'message': warning_msgs

}

return {'value': result, 'warning': warning}


The on_change method restricted medium user to edit High Confidential Level password. 


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