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obalim

i have been having problem on how i can add a module folder into the addons path, i am new to odoo and would not mind if i can get step by step format to achieving this.

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Niyas Raphy (Walnut Software Solutions)
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Hi,
You can follow the steps in the above answers, i have to specify there is an another option from the user interface also. Go to the apps and install the module named Base import module (technical name: base_import_module) .


After installing this module,  you will have a new menu under the Apps menu , ie, import module menu , wih that you can import the modules.

Thanks

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Nikhil Krishnan
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Hi,

You can check this blog, everything is explained clearly  here,

https://www.cybrosys.com/blog/how-to-install-custom-modules-in-odoo 

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Ermin Trevisan
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As you did not bother to provide any information about your environment and installation method, read this the get the idea: https://www.odoo.com/forum/help-1/question/odoo-11-ubuntu-16-04-how-to-transfer-custom-or-third-party-apps-to-your-apps-folder-for-dummies-or-lazy-people-127880

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Mayank Gosai
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Hello Obalim,

Go to location: /etc/odoo/odoo-server.conf

Add path in that file: addons_path = /opt/odoo/enterprise,/opt/odoo/addons,/opt/odoo/custom-addons

(P.S: Actual path depends on your system , just take reference from this.)


While using command line:

Enter till your odoo Directory and then provide path.

For ex:

odoo11/odoo (Till your main Directory)

Adding addons path:

./odoo-bin --addons-path=enterprise/,../custom-addons/,../odoo/addons/

(P.S: Actual path depends on your system , just take reference from this.)

After that from your system Go to Apps/ Update App List -- then look for your custom Module.


Hope it Helps!

Regards,

Mayank Gosai

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