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I have a list with type of member and how many each category have to pay per year. It looks like this:
NAME | PRICE |
Actif | 90.00 |
Actif jeune | 45.00 |
Sympathisant | 100.00 |
In the view "res.partner" I put a many2one member_type field who point on the column name and I want a second field member_price which take the PRICE value according to the value in the field member_type .
Example: I choose Actif in member_type, I want to show 90.00 in the field member_price.
Hi,
I suggest you 2 or 3 diffrent ways to do that :
1. With related field :
in res.partner class add a related field "member_price" below the field "member_type", the related field declaration should be like the following :
member_price = fields.Float(related="member_type.price")
2. With functions :
2. a. Compute function :
!Important: this function wont be usefull if the field "member_price" that you declare is on readonly.@api.depends('member_type') def compute_price(self): if self.member_type: self.member_price = self.member_type.price member_price = fields.Float(compute="compute_price")
2. b. Onchange function :
@api.onchange('member_type')
def onchange_member_type(self):
if self.member_type:
self.member_price = self.member_type.price
member_price = fields.Float('member price')---------------------------------------------------------------------
write this on your code
@api.onchange(' member_type')
def _onchange_member_price(self):
for rec in self:
if rec.member_type:
rec.member_price=rec.member_type.price
You should use products for that purpose, maybe together with the membership module.
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in which model you define field member_price?
Onchange function: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyRhjyp1MeE&list=PLqRRLx0cl0hoJhjFWkFYowveq2Zn55dhM&index=39