Hi Steffi, Yes we tested it, but had to figure out the flow (which should probably be described in a README.txt in the module or in the description.
It works using this scenario. Prerequisites Order must be in Quotation(Draft) State. Order must be saved first prior to executing the Change Pricelist Action. (otherwise you get a record cannot be found error). Module is installed. v6. Steps Open a saved quotation (or just save it prior to using the Change Pricelist Action) Click the "Change Pricelist Action". <---- this is where I believe you're process is different (you're just changing the pricelist in the Pricelist field and wanting the system to update the pricing). Select the new pricelist from the options available in the Change Pricelist wizard. Click the Change Button. (which reprices everything) Save the Quotation. Results Sales Order Lines will reprice based on the new pricelist selected. The pricelist field will reflect the new pricelist selected. The totals will update. NOTE: I haven't tested to see if taxes update automatically yet or if you have to re Compute tax calculations or not. If you follow this flow - it "works" based on our setup on v6. When it doesn't work. 1. when you try to change a pricelist on an unsaved Quotation or Sales Order. 2. after the order is confirmed. 3. you can't change the pricing by just selecting another pricelist in the Pricelist field --> you have to use the Change Pricelist Action. Although what you suggest would be a good 'on_change function" if sales order lines existed for the order - another way to do it I suppose. Provided you displayed a confirmation box "Are you sure you want to price the order? Yes or No" to avoid - errors. I didn't specify how they should solve the issue - the Onchange is a better approach, but the Change Pricelist Wizard works too. I wonder what the "usability" team would prefer?? Try the flow above and see if it works in the meantime. Hopefully, that helps. David Mitchell NovaPoint Group LLC On Thu, Jan 27, 2011 at 6:19 AM, Steffi Frank <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi David > > Did you test modul sale_procelist_re-calculation already? I did today > and found out: it does not work…. > > My steps: > New SO with pricelist linked to the customer -> new order line -> compute > Select another pricelist -> compute -> price and total value still the same > > Works when I open the order line and change e.g. the qty (as before) > > -- > You received this bug notification because you are a direct subscriber > of the bug. > https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/697734 > > Title: > [v6] Unit Price on Sales Order Line Doesn't Reprice when Pricelist is > changed > > Status in OpenERP Modules (addons): > Fix Released > > Bug description: > OpenERP 6 Server > OpenERP 6 RC1 GTK Client > Platform: Windows > > > Steps to reproduce issue: > Setup 2 pricelists. Reseller 15 (15% off of public pricelist), Reseller 30 > (30% off of public pricelist). > Assign a customer to the Reseller 15 pricelist. > Create a new sales order. > Select the customer (Reseller 15 pricelist is populated with the on_change) > Select a product from the sales order line. (e.g. Test Product I) Retail > Sales Price $100 > Product is Priced properly with a Unit Price of $85. > Save the order in Quotation State. > Change the Pricelist to Reseller 30. > Click the Compute Button. > The Unit Price does not recompute to $70, and remains at $85 > > Expected result: > Upon Clicking the Compute Button the unit price of each sales order line > should reprice according to the Pricelist selected on the Sales Order tab. It > should be $70. > > To unsubscribe from this bug, go to: > https://bugs.launchpad.net/openobject-addons/+bug/697734/+subscribe > -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of C2C OERPScenario, which is subscribed to the OpenERP Project Group. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/697734 Title: [v6] Unit Price on Sales Order Line Doesn't Reprice when Pricelist is changed Status in OpenERP Modules (addons): Fix Released Bug description: OpenERP 6 Server OpenERP 6 RC1 GTK Client Platform: Windows Steps to reproduce issue: Setup 2 pricelists. Reseller 15 (15% off of public pricelist), Reseller 30 (30% off of public pricelist). Assign a customer to the Reseller 15 pricelist. Create a new sales order. Select the customer (Reseller 15 pricelist is populated with the on_change) Select a product from the sales order line. (e.g. Test Product I) Retail Sales Price $100 Product is Priced properly with a Unit Price of $85. Save the order in Quotation State. Change the Pricelist to Reseller 30. Click the Compute Button. The Unit Price does not recompute to $70, and remains at $85 Expected result: Upon Clicking the Compute Button the unit price of each sales order line should reprice according to the Pricelist selected on the Sales Order tab. It should be $70. _______________________________________________ Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~c2c-oerpscenario Post to : [email protected] Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~c2c-oerpscenario More help : https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp
