Jermoe,

You can do this by having a record rule for hr.employee object in which you can have domain like:
[('user_id','=',user.id)]

and remember to allow this rule for WRITE permission only(uncheck create/read/delete boxes)

and assign this to employee group.

Hope it helps!    

You need to define a field function that return the uid of the user:

class test_x(osv.osv):
    _name = 'model_x'
    def _get_uid(self, cr, uid, ids, field_name, args, context=None):
        return dict([(idx, uid) for idx in ids])
    _columns = {
        'user_uid': fields.function(_get_uid, type='integer', string='User UID'),
    }
    _defaults = {
        'user_uid': lambda self, cr, uid, c: uid,
    }

Try like this:

<field name="user_uid" invisible="1"/>
<field name="field_x" attrs="{'invisible': [('user_id','!=',user_uid)]}"/>

hello Axel

thank you, I think it's the good solution.

I try this, i create a new module but i have an error when i update my module list:

    'user_uid': fields.function(_get_uid, type='integer', string='User UID'),

    AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'function'

Can you help me?

this is my hr_employee_cu.py

from openerp.osv import osv, fields

class HrEmployeeCu(osv.osv):

_inherit = 'hr.employee'

def _get_uid(self, cr, uid, ids, field_name, args, context=None):

return dict([(idx, uid) for idx in ids])

_columns = {

'user_uid': fields.function(_get_uid, type='integer', string='User UID'),

}

_defaults = {

'user_uid': lambda self, cr, uid, c: uid,

}

Hello Axel

Sorry but i don’t understand ?

What it fixed?

Best way is to use *Groups* for different users, then put on your field the following attribute (for example: Salesman group only sees this field): groups="sale.group_sale_salesman" You can refer to the *Security* documentation section to know how to create new group from *data.xml* and assign users to it.