What is argument "ids" in the method and how to call it from javascript ?

Question

Hi, I've been trying to call the python method from the web client. The method is

action_invoice(self, cr, uid, ids, context=None):

In javascript, I call this method via

var model = new instance.web.Model("pos.order");

model.call("action_invoice", [], {context: new instance.web.CompoundContext()});

But it doesn't work. The error says that I lack one argument in the call. I think what I miss is the arguments "ids". From googling, it seems to be a list of record ids. What is it anyway ? Could

Jaakko Komulainen · Answer

You need to pass a list of ids containing those pos.order ids of which action_invoice you wish to call.

For example if you want to call action_invoice on pos.order with id of 1:

var model = new.istance.web.Model("pos.order");

model.call("action_invoice",[[1]]);

In the above example, first brackets after the method name contain arguments you wish to pass, inner brackets are for the list of ids.

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