Can I detect within a Qweb View if it is being used to render a PDF or a Portal View?

Question

I am customizing the "account.report_invoice_document" View.
This is used to render both the PDF version and the Customer Portal version of an Invoice.
I would like the PDF to have some content that the Portal View will not and vice-versa.

Can I detect which is being rendered via a QWeb variable or another method so I can use conditional statements to render content?

Ray Carnes (ray) · Accepted Answer

These are the different URL's that are used:
PDF from Odoo backend: /report/download
Portal View: https://[server]/my/invoices/[id]?access_token=[guid]&report_type=html PDF from Portal Download Action:  https://[server]/my/invoices/[id]?access_token=[guid]&report_type=pdf&download=True
PDF from Portal Print Action:  https://[server]/my/invoices/[id]?access_token=[guid]&report_type=pdf

So one way is to inspect the request like this to differentiate between the View and the PDF's:

Nazeer · Answer

Portal View: https://[server]/my/invoices/[id]?access_token=[guid]&report_type=html
is there any way to download custom template using portal view

Niyas Raphy (Walnut Software Solutions) · Answer

Hi,
When rendering the portal view, the html version of the report is used. So if you need to show something only in portal  you can add a if condition using the variable report_type variable.
if report_type value is html, then it is portal and else it will be printing pdf.

So you can add condition as follows:  *if report_type != 'html'*

Thanks

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