I know that in Scout you can do tree hierarchy in Outline, but you get table page in right side with rows corresponding tree hierarchy.
Like : My Contacts in large example
But what I want is same tree structure on left (Outline) side, without corresponding table page on right (main) side.
Is this possible?
I found solution.
If you make AbstractExtensiblePageWithNodes you have check box Table Visible. All it's needed is set this to false.
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With Odoo10, I want to make a department-managed view. The left side of the view is a department hierarchical tree, the right side is a list of employees according to the choice of the left. So it looks like two tree view in one view. How to implement this in odoo? Is there some code examples can reference？Or if anyone can give me some advice. Thanks very much.
The view should be like this.
you can adapt the code model from the odoo custom addon in community MUK.
Please have a look here
My web app shows a table of data as the primary view and one of the columns is "item-type". We also need to be able to show alternate versions of the table, limited to each item type.
For example, the main grid shows list all items in the table. But the "red" version only shows the items with the "item-type" of "red". And green shows only green, etc.
Then, in the menu, we need to show counts for how many are in each category - red (3), green (14), etc.
Our primary grid is a slightly modified version of the example from vuejs.org.
My assumption is that I need to create a new filter in the grid component to limit data by "item-type", and then use vue-router to dynamically link to each of those views. Is that the correct way to solve the problem? I can't find any documentation or examples or how to even get started.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I am creating a custom module with additional part numbers on a separate tab in the products screen. I have built the module, but am having trouble figuring out how to display the information so it matches the layout in the attached image. I have tried tree view but have not been able to get the fields on the same line. Can this only be accomplished through css or is there a table view that I am not aware of?
I also need to make sure that all of the information in row 1 stays tethered together for additional forms, etc. My plan is to make the field names for each row end with a different number (i.e. x_mfrname1,x_mfrpn1,x_mfrname2,x_mfrpn2, etc.). Can somebody please just tell me if I am on the right track. This is the initial Odoo setup for a client of mine and I don't want them to come back to me down the line and find out I forgot something. I have been scouring the internet and reading a few books but I am not completely confident.
Here is a link to a layout of what I am talking about:
MFG Part Number Tab
Thanks!
class sub_part_details(models.Model)
_name='sub.part.detail'
primary_pn=fields.Boolean('Primary P/N')
obsolete=fields.Boolean('Obsolete')
pn=fields.Char('P/N')
desc=fields.Char('Description')
upgrade=fields.Char('Upgrade')
part_detail_id=fields.Many2one('part.details')
class part_details(models.Model)
_name='part.details'
cat=fields.Char('CAT')
sub_ass=fields.Char('Subassembly')
main_ass=fields.Char('Main Assembly')
notes=fields.Text('Notes')
sub_details_ids=fields.One2Many(''sub.part.detail','part_detail_id')
It might be helpful
I created a hippo documenttype using a one column layout. For rendering purposes I would like to reorganize the given items into a two-columns layout.
However, no option is available to do this change, at least not by using the latest hippo cms community version.
I have already searched in google and found following information, saying that it may be possible to change the layout by using the console, but no information about how:
http://hippo.2275632.n2.nabble.com/How-to-delete-or-rename-document-types-td7579269.html
I would appreciate any hints about it.
AFAIK there is no documentation on how to do this: this is not very complicated but this is a tedious process. If you still can - for instance your document type is not used yet - I would advise to simply drop it and recreate the content type. That being said, here is how it works:
look into your project namespace in the console: the path is something like this: /hippo:namespaces/YOURPROJECT/document-type/editor:templates/_default_/root
the root nodes defines the layout. Check out the plugin.class: for a one column this will be org.hippoecm.frontend.service.render.ListViewPlugin and for a 2 column layout the plugin.class will be org.hippoecm.frontend.editor.layout.TwoColumn
for every field in your document type (that's the tedious part) you will need to define if the field placed on the right or the left.
this is configured on the node with the name of the field path, as a property wicket.id that for instance have the value ${cluster.id}.left.item. This means the item will be placed on the left side.
Your best bet is to create a 2 column example document type and look carefully at its configuration and replicate the changes in your existing field.
Have you tried the instructions on the link below ?
http://www.onehippo.org/library/concepts/document-types/custom-editor-layout.html
I am trying to fill a table using an internal table. Table is being filled perfectly but I can see the first something rows of the table, the rest is not seen because there is no scroll bar.
Anyone who knows to enable it ?
Yes there is a way where you can enable the scroll bar in a table by using the table controls.I would like to share a link from SAP help which demonstrates this.
Table Controls:Scrolling