Hi. My problem is the following.
I want to put the printing info's into account.invoice table. When I click the Print invoice the follow code is running, sure :-)
import time
from report import report_sxw
class account_invoice(report_sxw.rml_parse):
def __init__(self, cr, uid, name, context):
super(account_invoice, self).__init__(cr, uid, name, context=context)
self.localcontext.update({
'time': time,
})
report_sxw.report_sxw(
'report.account.invoice',
'account.invoice',
'addons/account/report/account_print_invoice.rml',
parser=account_invoice
)
I can catch it. But how can I override this function. I want to put some new element to store the printing status, new for the printing point of view, or already printed and this is just a copy... This is necessary according some stupid government invoicing rule. This is a /addons/account/report/account_print_invoice.py
I read somewhere, the report override is not supported, but in this case how can I catch the printing...?
other way to change the print button for a new one. In this case I need to change the action. I checked this button has an dynamic action / id name.
in account_invoice_view.xml I found this:
<button name="%(account_invoices)d" string="Print Invoice" type="action" icon="gtk-print" states="open,paid,proforma,sale,proforma2"/>
How openerp know what should be do? I don't understand what is the background... I see this button is joining to ir.action table the data is this:
"326";"Invoices";"ir.actions.report.xml";"default";1;"2013-01-01 15:26:50.942508";"2013-04-24 04:23:03.254566";1
And this ir.action is joining to ir_act_report_xml table where the name is same...
538;"Invoices";"ir.actions.report.xml";"";1;"2013-01-05 04:53:59.597897";"2013-04-25 05:34:03.233866";1;"account.invoice";"account.invoice.layout";"";"";FALSE;"<binary data>";TRUE;"pdf";"csysc_nhm_reports/account_print_nhm_invoice.rml";FALSE;"csysc_nhm_reports/account_print_nhm_invoice.rml";"";"<binary data>";FALSE
But where is the code what is call the /addons/account/report/account_print_invoice.py?