I am trying to customise python code in professional tax so that it will be able to calculate tax based on employees salary and gender. I am new to odoo and facing issues in linking various fields of various models.
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Hi just try this on python code section under salary rule definition
if contract.employee_id.gender = "Male":
result = your logic
else contract.employee_id.gender = "Female"
result = your logic
I tried using delegation inheritance and also inheriting models directly. When i am using two models in a list using like _inherit = ['hr.payroll' , 'hr.contract'] , the error is that the class does not exist. and _inherit ='hr.payroll' _inherits = {'hr.contract' : 'wage'} , the error is ALTER TABLE "hr_salary_rule" ALTER COLUMN "wage" SET NOT NULL'
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Hi shringar,
Please mention the errors you are facing.
I tried using delegation inheritance and also inheriting models directly. When i am using two models in a list using like _inherit = ['hr.payroll' , 'hr.contract'] , the error is that the class does not exist. and _inherit ='hr.payroll' _inherits = {'hr.contract' : 'wage'} , the error is ALTER TABLE "hr_salary_rule" ALTER COLUMN "wage" SET NOT NULL'
Please explain your business case, provide your code and the traceback.