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hi all,
how i can add filter (domain) for a field with onchange of another field
1) field1: a Many2one field select a value (its a Transient field if i can add as Many2one)
2) field2: another Many2one field set filter to select as selected in field1
regards
Hi,
You can add a domain based on the onchange of another field as shown below.
@api.onchange(‘field1’)
def _onchange_field1(self):
return {'domain': {field_2: [(‘field1’, ‘=’, field1.id)]}}
Here you can change condition based on your scenario.
Regards,
this is deprecated in odoo14
@Niyas Raphy
then what is implemented, please can you show us, this will help a lot.
As Niyas Raphy pointed out, @api.onchange returning a domain is deprecated in v14 (working for now, but logs a warning message). For a simple domain filter like this, use the domain attribute on the field in the form view.
<field name="field1"/>
<field name="field2" domain="[('field1', '=', field1)]"/>
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Try this: https://learnopenerp.blogspot.com/2020/09/domain-filter-many2one-field-odoo13.html