I've put binary field in my module to store PDF files. In form view I have a nice widget to load files. With this I can choose a PDF file from my disk and upload it to the openerp database. But when I try to download the uploaded file instead of PDF file I get a BIN (binary) file. Is it necessary to programatically treat (encode, decode, etc) uploads or downloads of files? If yes how, and why Openerp doesn't handle basic files extensions like PDF?
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HI,
This link may help you for attachment name of the binary field: https://launchpadlibrarian.net/159472780/main.py.patch
Do you think it is a problem of a name? In which method I should use the code?
line : 1315 of the your_addons/web/controllers/main.py file. After applying this patch, when you download the file, it will give the original name of file.
Looks like I've found what you gave :) https://bugs.launchpad.net/openerp-web/+bug/1252458
Yes, this is the bug link also given in the code of the link I have given. :) Hope your problem will be solved.
@Nehal, your suggestion was helpfull, although I wasn't able to achieve desired behaviour with binary field. Instead I've used many2one relation to ir_attachment model.
Hi,
I have the same problem. But I'm in Saas, I don't have access to source code. Any one have an other solution ?
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