How to set customer specific pricelists which is common in B2B.
Pricelists per customer or organisation.
If this not exist out of the box, should i tag pricelists witch dynamic properties or add a custom condition, what is tag (TagsContainsCondition).
It dosnt seems to be possible to add own conditions for pricelist assignments!?
I guess this is the best method to override if you dont want to send to many pricelists to the client:
PricingServiceImpl.EvaluatePriceLists
This is already possible out of the box. Simply go to price list assignments and then add a new condition: "Tags contains". In the frontend, you'll need to populate the tags passed to the pricing engine with whatever values you'd like, for instance it can be customerid, or organization name.
You can also extend and add your own conditions as described here: http://docs.virtocommerce.com/display/vc2devguide/Composing+dynamic+conditions.
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I am trying to draw the table diagram of a product listing web application.
Application logic:
Admin user will create:
Categories (must be dynamically created by admin user),
Category's attributes (must be dynamically created by admin user),
Selection of Category attribute's options (must be dynamically created by admin user)
User will post a product under a specific category and must choose category attribute's option for each category attributes to successfully save the product.
Example: Admin creates category "food"
"food" has its attribute "meal_type" and "sugar".
"meal_type" has its options "breakfast", "lunch" and "dinner".
"sugar" has its options "with-sugar" and "non-sugar".
and now user can post his product "pizza" under category "food".
When user chosen "food" category, he must see its attributes "meal_type" and "suger"
and then must set those option values.
For example, "pizza"'s category is "food" and "meal_type"="breakfast", "sugar"="with-sugar".
And I want to call these option values together with product details when selecting these items.
I have made this (removed non-related fields)
but I am not sure this will work and be efficient at same time.
What is the most efficient relational schema (or ERD) for case like this?
I could help, but I don't really understand what exactly a user is supposed to do? Is he supposed to order products on the website? If so, maybe the naming of the tables should be different, eg "order_product" instead of "product"?
and as for the performance, at this stage and with this structure there should be no problems.
Given the demo category edit page as a reference
https://marmelab.com/react-admin-demo/#/categories/0
Is there a built-in way/guidelines to add/remove products from the category? i can't find any reference about in in the docs/example
No man, you should do it by yourself according your needs.
You can only create separate list with actions as shown in tutorial and edit it outside of category itself, as standalone table.
If u want to edit list of products which only belongs to concrete category, you should create your own component.
You may be need something like that example: https://codesandbox.io/s/rm4jy6n68o
I'm setting up OpenERP v7. I know how to create modules and so on.
The problem is that not all the products will have the same fields. For example for T-shirts I would have Color, Size. But for belts I will have: Material, Length (as an example).
I know the option of using multi-variants but it's very very confusing. It creates a new column for Dimension values but then the Name of the product has also the Dimension values in it. It's very annoying.
Also, the access to the Product Templates is only accessible from the Sales module, so our Procurement department doesn't have access to it.
I would like more if a pre-defined template appears after a user selects the category of the product. Since products in same category will have the same field requirements.
I would suggest you the following.
Define all fields in your model (color, size, material etc.). Then hide the from views according to the product category.
To hide some field based on the category_id value you may try something like this:
<field name="some_field"
attrs="{'invisible': [('category_id', 'not in', [1, 2, 3])]}"/>
I found out a better way to solve it, which is by using the module product_custom_attributes, downloadable from: https://www.odoo.com/apps/7.0/product_custom_attributes/
This module let's me create sets of attributes that can be later loaded into the product, I can also filtrate the products depending on the attribute value which is cool.
Please I would like to know ho to separate customers in category, since we have two type of customers, the first group should only appear in crm->customers only and vice versa to avoid having a huge list of customers when searching.
My first attempt is to add a tag to different customers to separate them, for example the crm customers have the tag name Mass mailing is it correct to achieve this with tags ?? and my second question how to set default search keyword for example if I click on sales -> customers how to set the default value of search box to for example crmOnly tag thanks.
you can use "domain" where ever you want to have a such a separation.
Using OpenERP 7
I have a client that needs to see the supplier name (Just one if there are multiple suppliers) in the product listing. I've tried using related fields but can't seem to get the syntax right. Can anyone help me on this?
Its not possible to define related field to one2many, in the product object have one2many product.supplierinfo object, so if you want to get only one supplier name then define a function field to get supplier name