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class ProjectExtension(http.Controller):
    @http.route('/project_extension/project_extension/', auth='public', website=True)    def index(self, **kw):
        Projects = http.request.env['project.project']        return http.request.render('project_extension.index', {            'projects': Projects.search([])        })
@http.route('/project_extension/a/', auth='public', website=True)def task(self, project):
    return http.request.render('project.project', {        "project" : project    })


 Hello

I'm trying to display some information on the website for a client.

I have a module, project_extension, which expend the Project module.

The first part of my code display a liste of project and the second part should display the tasks linked to this project, but at list I would like juse to have a page. Because actually I juste have a

404: Page not found!

error when clinking on a link.

I build the link like this :

<t t-foreach="projects" t-as="project">
    <p><a t-attf-href="/project_extension/{{ slug(project) }}">                               
        <t t-esc="project.name"/></a>                              
    </p>                       
</t>

I hope someone can help me.

I tried to follow the Building a website tutorial (and my little module is working, I can display a teacher and click on it to display his biography)


Thx for your help


Célia

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You should give the read access to the public for your model using csv file.

access_your_model,access_your_model,model_your_model,,1,0,0,0

You can print model objects without using python code.  Like

<t t-foreach="request.env['your.model'].search([])" t-as="obj">
    <t t-esc="obj.name"/>
</t>


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How to give read access to the public? the csv is same as mentioned above but records are not viewing

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Hello,
please write code like below in controllers.py file

@http.route('/project_extension/project_extension', auth='public', website=True)    def index(self, **kw):
        # return "Hello World"        projects = http.request.env['<YOUR_MODEL_NAME>'].search([])        return http.request.render('<YOUR_MODEL_NAME>.<TEMPLATE_NAME>', {            'projects': projects,        })


write below code in <YOUR_MODEL>/views/file_name.xml


<odoo>    <data>        <template id="index">
                <t t-set="title">Academy</t>                 <div class="oe_structure">                    <div class="container">                        <t t-foreach="project" t-as="projects">                          <p><t t-esc="project.id"/> <t t-esc="project.name"/></p>                        </t>                    </div>                </div>
        </template>     </data></odoo>


After doing this please update your module. for that you need to go >apps> search your model> click on upgrade>

Please let me know if you are still facing issue with the same.


Thanks & Regards,

Siddharth Gajjar

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like this,

@http.route( ["/user/payment_method/<model('res.partner'):partner>"], type='http', auth="user", methods=['GET'], website=True)

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