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charles

Im looking on some youtunbe videos and one guy put some more bottons in developper mode

im impressed and wanna try this out but i do not have the developper mode why?

where can i found it 

And actually add a new botton as I saw on :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jES2jxKMso&index=26&list=UUkQPikELWZFLgQNHd73jkdg

Minute number 6 in the video

Thanks for infos 

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Alex Gallien
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  1. Click on the menu in the upper right with your user name.
  2. Select About OpenERP
  3. Click Activate Developer Mode
  4. To get out of it, remove 'debug=' from the url.
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charles
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thanks a lot :D

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Andreas Marpmann
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Open the top right menu (info, your account settings), click developer mode in about OpenERP popup window.

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charles
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danke dir :)

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charles
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thanks a lot :)

So i creat a new botton. coool like that know i wanna export my creation, after loking if every thing is okey and put it on my real accout. It is possible to extrat my new setting put it in my real account and use it?

And if after a while i did to manny random stuff to take and older settig like my setting from the 12 mai 2014  how was better. take it and replace it. ? or do i have to go backword all what i did during this period.

I ask this because im a newbee so dont wanna brake the orp of the compangie how work for. Wanna keep my place but show them that i can optimize there orp with some tricks :)

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I would advise learning to create custom modules. You can make all of the same changes that you can using developer mode, but you have more options (creating custom python code to do things, for example) and you can easily move your changes from database to database. There is a great collection of links here: https://www.odoo.com/forum/how-to/Developers-13/How-i-can-create-module-openerp-7-16336

charles
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As for reverting to your old version, at this point you probably have to trace your steps back to where you were. I'd highly recommend making regular backups so that you can restore from them. In my development I always have one clean install with things I know work, and one development install for experimentation. Hope that helps!

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Thanks for infos:D