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I´m trying to set default date as the actual date at a specific hour, like today at 09:00
_defaults = {
'date_start': VALUE,
}
i´ve tried:
fields.date.context_today + datetime.timedelta(hours=9)
but throws an error because fields.date.context_today is a function.
If i only put: fields.date.context_today, displays today´s date at 00:00 but y want 09:00. How can i do this?
The solution for me was:
_defaults = {
'date_start': lambda self,cr,uid,context=None: fields.date.context_today(self,cr,uid,context) + " 09:00:00"
}
This is how I solved my problem, I couldn´t find another easier solution.
# set today´s date and hour/minute specified in the parameter horas with format 'hh:mm'
def x_calcular_fecha(self, cr, uid, context, horas):
#get today´s date in utc, if I want 9hrs this converts to utc, for Uruguay (2hrs dif) 7hrs
fecha_utc = datetime.strptime(time.strftime('%Y-%m-%d ' + horas), '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M')
#convert the date again to my timezone 7hrs --> 5hrs
fecha_zona = fields.datetime.context_timestamp(cr, uid, fecha_utc, context=context)
fecha_zona = fecha_zona.replace(tzinfo=None)
# substract the time difference between utc and my timezone, 2hrs
dif_horaria = fecha_utc - fecha_zona
# return utc date + time difference (7hrs + 2hrs --> 9hrs what I wanted)
return str(fecha_utc + dif_horaria)
_defaults= {
'date_start': lambda self, cr, uid, context={}: self.x_calcular_fecha(cr, uid, context, '09:00'),
'date_end': lambda self, cr, uid, context={}: self.x_calcular_fecha(cr, uid, context, '18:00'),
}
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the field is datetime.
_defaults={ 'date_start': lambda *a: time.strftime('%Y-%m-%d-00-00-00'), } will give you date in following format :2013-11-06 11:11:11 If you want other format you can change that
Thanks, that works, but it converts the time depending on the timezone. I had to create a function to convert set the time to the hour I wanted
I think you will get exact time which is depending on tz so you need to use tz which present in context. I am not sure about this but hope it will help you :)