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Hello there,
I want the public user (id3) see all products of all companies on front-end shop.
So I add something to the original rule :
['|','|','|',(user.id,'=',3),('company_id.child_ids','child_of',[user.company_id.id]),('company_id','child_of',[user.company_id.id]),('company_id','=',False)]
But I get this error :
Error
Error message:
Invalid leaf (8, '=', 3)
Somebody could help?
I think that kind of assignation ('user.id','=',3) does not logically make sense, as the left side argument is normally a field or property that comes from the model, and the right side argument is the value you want to compare it to.
For example, if the model had a field, user_id, then you could use:
('user_id','=',3) or ('user_id','=',user.id)
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I don't know if this is a correct example, but your current record rule would be like trying to write a SQL query like:
select * from res_partner where 3=user_id
instead of:
select * from res_partner where user_id=3;
interesting. thank you. But how could I get the logged user in this rule of product.template?
Yea, I'm struggling with that as well. It would have been really useful - I'm still looking out for a solution. Sorry I couldn't help out on that.
Check out this post. You may be able to use the solution for your case: https://www.odoo.com/forum/help-1/question/how-to-filter-records-based-on-groups-26982
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una alternativa [('create_uid','=',3)] or [('create_uid','=',user.id)]