Le 05/06/2015 16:30, Cédric Krier a écrit :
On 05 Jun 14:46, Christophe (net) wrote:
Le 05/06/2015 12:41, Cédric Krier a écrit :
On 05 Jun 09:14, Christophe (net) wrote:
Hello

We have written a little module that modifies the use of parties and
addresses for :

   - Adding of the possibility to define a default address on party (this
address does not need to show the name field)

But there is already a default address on party (the first one).

this module removes the ambiguity (nothing differentiates the first address
of the other if not its position) and especially specifies that the other
person addresses are identical to the primary address.

Ordering for prioritisation is one of the biggest design principal of
Tryton. If you don't accept it, you will have to write a lot of modules
because it is everywhere.

   - Adding the association between contact mechanism and addresses (on an
idea of Zikzakmedia)

I don't see the point to link for example an email to an address ?

Not necessarily has an address but a person (name) who may have a different
address or not the main address.

A person is a party not a contact mechanism.

These remarks puzzled me, because I thought the name of the address fields represented the person's name at this address, but I see in the doc that I was wrong.
How you represent:
  - Your employees?
  - The various contacts of a company?
  - Companies and their subsidiaries?
and after that how you easily find the information:
   - A contact owned a company?
   - All of a company contacts?
and how to send you a quote to a specific contact from the organization?


   - Help define the address of a contact is identical to the default address
of the party to avoid having to re-enter informations.


Are not you trying to reimplement the party_relationship module?

Not the relationship between the party, but the relationship between the
names, addresses and contacts mecanisms.

What names?
And there are no relation between addresses and contact mechanisms.



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Christophe
http://adiczion.com

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