Hi, I need to have a label for editing mode and one for the non-editing mode, for same field. For editing mode there is oe_edit_only, but what is the solution for non-editing mode?
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Hi there,
With Odoo V8, you could use the class "oe_read_only" to display your label in read mode, and "oe_edit_only" in edit mode...
This is what I use and it's working fine.
There is no inverse of oe_edit_only in Odoo 7.0
But if you really needs to do that then you need to edit in css file
append this to in base.css file
.openerp .oe_form_editable .oe_save_only, .openerp .oe_form_editable .oe_form_field:empty {
display: none !important;
}
then use class oe_save_only exactly like you use oe_edit_only
Hope This will Help :)
Thank you Parth, is working!
Thank you!!
This is really an important feature!
Please, could someone explain to me how to add a class to a field.i tried it but it shows me an XML architecture error.do i have to do something before using it?Thank you
Add given css in base.css file of web and then just add class oe_save_only on field exactly like oe_edit_only
my problem is even the basic classes in base.css aren't recognized. when i write for example: <field name="somefield" class="oe_edit_only"> it gives me an error.i've tried everything i don't know what to do
Great answer! I was looking for this for a long time!
@Soukaina Use version="7.0" on view declaration
Please, could someone explain to me how to add a class to a field.i tried it but it shows me an XML architecture error.do i have to do something before using it?Thank you
Like mentioned in the above comments, simply use version="7.0" before so something like:
Couldnt post a multiline comment so here is your solution @Soukaina SBITTI:
<form string="Test" version="7.0">
<field name="a"/>
<field name="b"/>
<field name="c" class="oe_edit_only"/>
</form>
