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Abdullah Sofan

When I run this code I get the error : "global name 'context' is not defined"

Can someone tell me what I am doing wrong?

    def get_attendance(self, cr, uid, ids, bt_no, st_name, att_sheet_no, context=None):
        attend_obj = self.pool.get('intrac.attend')
        for records in attend_obj.search(cr, uid, [('batch_number', '=', bt_no),('student_name', '=', st_name),('attend_sheet','=', att_sheet_no)], context=context):
            get_att_record = attend_obj.browse(cr, uid, records)
            get_att = get_att_record.attend_present.id
            _res = get_att
            return _res

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Ivan

It is best if you check the traceback log first. The error may not be caused by this piece of code.

Abdullah Sofan
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@Ivan I checked the traceback log and it is pointing to the third line of the code above. I am not an expert and I am learning on my own. Can you help?

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Abdullah Sofan
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I figured it out. I modified the code in line 3 like this:

for records in attend_obj.search(cr, uid, [('batch_number', '=', bt_no),('student_name', '=', st_name),('attend_sheet','=', att_sheet_no)], context=None):

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Ivan

You should use context=context instead, not context=None.