In manufacturing order model, I added new buttons beside create (Produce button, and Mark as Done button). I wanted the "Produce" button to pop up a wizard that will ask for a res.user and after clicking Save button, it will write the res.user to each records. How can I make this possible?
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Just an update! This can now be implemented in Odoo 14 by adding a button in the header of a tree view.
<record id="my_view_id" model="ir.ui.view">
<field name="name">view.name</field>
<field name="model">my.model</field>
<field name="arch" type="xml">
<tree>
<header>
<button name="%(action_for_wizard)d" string="Action" object="action"/>
</header>
</tree>
...
When a record is selected:
When no record is selected:
This working on Odoo14 as like what I want.
Thanks,
Tri Nanda
Sharing a video example o the same: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8eG6uOxHKw
Hi Serge: If I have understood your question correctly, you should be able to loop through the variable "self" that gets passed to each action to get what you need.
EDIT:
Actions can be linked to buttons in one of two ways depending on where the action is defined.
If the action is defined as a server action, you can use the following syntax:
<button name="SERVER_ACTION_ID" type="action" string="BUTTON LABEL"/>
NOTE: type="action" and name=id of the server action.
The server action id can be defined to be automatically picked up at installation time (instead of hard coding it) by using the syntax
%(EXTERNAL_ID_OF_SERVER_ACTION)d
For example,
<button name="%(stock.action_stock_report)d" type="action" string="Stock Report"/>If the action is defined as a function in the underlying object, you can use the following syntax:
<button name="FUNCTION_NAME" type="object" string="BUTTON LABEL"/>NOTE: type="object" and name=name of the function defined in the python class of the object
I just realized my question is incomplete, but thank you for this Paresh! This is a step further for what I was aiming for.
Hello, Paresh! What I did that worked is that I created a server action using a wizard <act_window ... />
I was referring to this tutorial at first:
but the multi="True" is not necessary anymore and won't work in Odoo 13, and the attribute src_model is now binding_model. This is the code I used:
<act_window id="multi_production_batch_wizard"
name="Create Production Batch"
binding_model="mrp.production"
res_model="production.batch.wizard"
view_mode="form"
target="new"
/>
I was able to retrieve the selected ids using:
manufacturing_orders = self.env['mrp.production'].browse(self._context.get('active_ids'))
It only solved half of the problem, I want to implement that server action into a new button using this:
I don't know how to call a wizard by extending the ListView.buttons as shown here: https://imgur.com/a/tWf2cst
Hi Serge: I have edited my earlier answer and added an explanation of how to link an action to a button.
Hello Paresh, how do I implement that if the button used is like in the link below? I added a custom ListView buttons
Hello, Paresh! This is working now in Odoo 14 since they added a header for the tree view already. Thank you!
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Where do you want to write the user record? To MRP record or consumed lines or finished product or somewhere else?
Note: To update any record, you can use write method.
Open wizard on button click: https://learnopenerp.blogspot.com/2020/01/open-wizard-on-button-click-in-odoo.html
Hello, Sudhir and Sehrish!
The button that I meant to describe are these buttons added above the tree view.
https://imgur.com/a/tWf2cst
<t t-extend="ListView.buttons">
<t t-jquery="button.o_list_button_add" t-operation="after">
<button t-if="widget.modelName == 'mrp.production'" class="btn btn-primary oe_produce_button" type="button" accesskey="f">Produce</button>
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Please disregard my other comment.
The buttons were added using this:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58514381/hide-the-create-button-in-a-specific-module-only-in-odoo11
The function of that wizard will link the mrp.production to a custom model I named production.batch. Before this custom model is created, it will ask for a an attachment to be uploaded. Once I clicked save, all the records of mrp.production's field called production_batch will be filled with that of the wizard.
This is how I implemented the wizard (works on server action):
https://imgur.com/sYEVY2h