Hi, you can follow following link for this:

https://youtu.be/oMnHpHH54QU

Hope it helps,

Thanks

Hi,

Let's consider that you have a wizard 'abc.abc' and you have two buttons 'Yes' and 'No'.
Define the form view for the wizard.

To return a wizard in odoo 10,use the following syntax.

view_id = self.env.ref('module_name.view')

return {
    'name': _('Abc'),
    'res_model': 'abc.abc',
    'context': {
    },
    'type': 'ir.actions.act_window',
    'view_id': False,
    'views': [(view_id.id, 'form')],
    'view_mode': 'form',
    'target': 'new',
    'view_type': 'form',
    'res_id': self.id
}

To run a python function from a button in odoo 10,please use the following syntax.

<button string="Yes" name="action_yes" type="object" class="btn-primary"/>

<button string="No" class="btn-default" special="cancel"/>

Define the function

def action_yes:
   print('code blocks')

special='cancel' attribute can be used to cancel and close the wizard

Regards

Hi,

Let's discuss by taking an example, suppose if you are looking to do a confirmation functionality, you can create a transient model

with the Yes or No buttons, then from your main buttons, lets say Confirm button in sales which by default calls action_confirm method, you can inherit the button and instead of calling the action_confirm button, you can return your wizard.

Then once the wizard is displayed on user clicking the Yes button, you can trigger the action_confirm on the sale.order record, you can get the sale order, by browsing using the active_id in the context or by keeping related sale order field in the wizard. In the other hand, you can just pass special="cancel" for the No button.

Thanks