El 17/09/14 a les 11:24, Cédric Krier ha escrit:
On 16 Sep 13:31, Sergi Almacellas Abellana wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I have defined a new One2Many field on sale, which target model it's a
>table_query. I've overridden the write method in order to save the
>modifications in the origin table, but I don't wan't the users to create or
>delete records on the One2Many field, so I didn't override the create and
>delete method.
>
>I also added an ir.model.access record for the model, giving only read and
>write access to all the users (no group defined on the rule).
>
>Despite all, when I open this One2Many field in the client, the create,
>delete and restore buttons are still active, so the user can still create
>and delete records from the client. This is confusing, as the new created
>records dissapear once saved, and the deleted records reapear on saving.
>
>There is something I'm missing in order to disable the create and delete
>buttons?
Normally the access right are checked:
http://hg.tryton.org/tryton/file/89af0b300c3f/tryton/gui/window/view_form/view/form_gtk/one2many.py#l257
What happens if you create a line? Do you have the permission deny?
Forget it. Now it apears correctly, so i imagine that the cache was
giving me the wrong access methods.
Should an update of the module clear the cache?
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