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Creating a very base level user group for manufacturing activities. I want to filter contacts to only display internal users.
As I understand I need to create a record rule. Technical name seems to be sel_groups_1_9_10 with 1 = Internal User. I'm having trouble finding the corresponding field to setup a record rule.
What is the proper way to achieve this?
I'm not certain this is the best solution but seems to have worked.
I did have a premission conflict, which in retrospect seems obvious. The internal user group was providing greater access to contacts then I want all users to have. I updated the record rule from:
['|', ('type', '!=', 'private'), ('type', '=', False)]
to:
['&', '|', ('type', '!=', 'private'), ('type', '=', False), ('partner_share', '=', False)]
I then created a new record rule of:
[('partner_share', '!=', False)]
and applied to group 'Sales / User: Own Documents Only' I may find I need to apply to additional groups but still testing.
Hi,
You can write the domain as follows: [('share', '=', False)]
Thanks
Thank you. This works well as a search filter but I can't seem to make it work as a record rule. I think I may have some access right conflicts to sort out.
Any thoughts on how best to implement it?
After some more trials. The domain works perfectly if I leave it as a global rule. This might be a better solution. However, now I need to allow higher use less filtering. Any thoughts?
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The current global record rule is:
['|', '|', ('partner_share', '=', False), ('company_id', 'in', company_ids), ('company_id', '=', False)]
If I change it to:
[('partner_share', '=', False)]
I get exactly what I'm looking for except of course it's global so applies to all users.
If I create a new record rule with [('partner_share', '=', False)] and apply to the target group it doesn't restrict access.
As I've read a group rule should restrict a global rule to where they intersect
https://www.odoo.com/documentation/16.0/developer/reference/backend/security.html?highlight=rulesets%20intersect
I'm clearing doing something wrong.