Hi,
Ok, now I feel officially stupid. I thought that uninstalling a module was
more convolved. It seems that just pip uninstall will do. Thanks.
I'll take a look at the new account-es module and will ping you back,
Thanks a lot for your help,
Esteve
2018-05-03 14:01 GMT+02:00 Sergi Almacellas
* Asdesco Assistance Design & Construction [2018-05-04 01:44 +0200]:
Hello
Hello,
I was on the demo test website 4.8
But I can't see in production mod, where i can create new BOM
{I mean Bill of Materials you need to create one product for sale}
All experience welcome,thanks.
Not all
Hello
I was on the demo test website 4.8
But I can't see in production mod, where i can create new BOM
{I mean Bill of Materials you need to create one product for sale}
All experience welcome,thanks.
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On 2018-05-04 00:31, Maxime Richez wrote:
> > It will be easier to have the full traceback.
>
> https://pastebin.com/Derb7cna
>
> Client traceback: https://pastebin.com/XkDAZt2V
>
> Did i proceed correctly to join tables?
The value for 'requisition' should again be a dictionary with a None
Hi Translations,
We found that there are some missing translations on the 4.8 release [1]
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We've scheduled a new minor release on 21th of May which may
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> How to specify sort on the correct column "c.employee" instead of
> "b.employee"?
In the convert_order method in fields.py, it's using:
table, _ = tables[None]
but in my case it should use
table, _ = tables['requisition'] to use the correct column for the order ???
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> The value for 'requisition' should again be a dictionary with a None key
> etc.
Ok that solves the tuple error :-)
Now, my error is about the correct column for sorting :
https://pastebin.com/q3MvMtEc
How to specify sort on the correct column "c.employee" instead of "b.employee"?
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On 2018-05-04 05:04, Maxime Richez wrote:
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> > How to specify sort on the correct column "c.employee" instead of
> > "b.employee"?
> In the convert_order method in fields.py, it's using:
> table, _ = tables[None]
>
> but in my case it should use
> table, _ = tables['requisition'] to use the
> So pass the right dictionary to convert_order
Understood :-)
Here's a working example:
https://pastebin.com/BHVTQ6qR
Thanks for your help !
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https://pastebin.com/Derb7cna
Client traceback: https://pastebin.com/XkDAZt2V
Did i proceed correctly to join tables?
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On 2018-05-02 07:00, Maxime Richez wrote:
> I saw some examples to redefine order but never with 3 models, it's often one
> join between 2 models and also in my case field origin involved in the join
> condition is a tuple... here's my code (not working for ordering, i got
> 'TypeError:
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