Tree view header inside add the dropdown menu in odoo 8 using js and python

Tree view header inside add the dropdown menu in odoo 8 using js and python

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I am use odoo-8. My question is how to add the dropdown menu above side on tree view in odoo8 using JS and python.

And I want to dynamically show the all the category of products in this drop-down menu.

And when i click on the particular category so, tree view inside sort particular clickable types of products.

i.e

Suppose click on the Mobile category from drop-down menu so tree view inside show only Mobile types of products.

Like I give the example in below image,

I want to full solution of this question.
Note: If any query so comment please.

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You have to use t-extend in your template.xml code.

ControlPanel is template name of the controlpanel that placed above tree view.

Add this code inside of your template.xml code.

<t t-name="your_template_name" t-extend="ControlPanel">     <t t-jquery=".o_cp_right" t-operation="after">         <-- Add your Drop down list here -->     </t> </t> 

o_cp_right is class after that you can add your dropdown field. You can set t-operation as append, inner, after, replace as per your requirment.

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Wrong Leave deduction in Payslip odoo

I tried to generate payslip for an employee. An Employee has taken half day leave(0.5) but while calculating payslip its auto filled as 1.

From the code that is already in the module hr_payroll.py, It looks like the following

 def get_worked_day_lines(self, cr, uid, contract_ids, date_from, date_to, context=None):         """         @param contract_ids: list of contract id         @return: returns a list of dict containing the input that should be applied for the given contract between date_from and date_to         """         def was_on_leave(employee_id, datetime_day, context=None):             res = False             day = datetime_day.strftime("%Y-%m-%d")             holiday_ids = self.pool.get('hr.holidays').search(cr, uid, [('state','=','validate'),('employee_id','=',employee_id),('type','=','remove'),('date_from','<=',day),('date_to','>=',day)])             if holiday_ids:                 res = self.pool.get('hr.holidays').browse(cr, uid, holiday_ids, context=context)[0].holiday_status_id.name             return res          res = []         for contract in self.pool.get('hr.contract').browse(cr, uid, contract_ids, context=context):             if not contract.working_hours:                 #fill only if the contract as a working schedule linked                 continue             attendances = {                  'name': _("Normal Working Days paid at 100%"),                  'sequence': 1,                  'code': 'WORK100',                  'number_of_days': 0.0,                  'number_of_hours': 0.0,                  'contract_id': contract.id,             }             leaves = {}             day_from = datetime.strptime(date_from,"%Y-%m-%d")             day_to = datetime.strptime(date_to,"%Y-%m-%d")             nb_of_days = (day_to - day_from).days + 1             for day in range(0, nb_of_days):                 working_hours_on_day = self.pool.get('resource.calendar').working_hours_on_day(cr, uid, contract.working_hours, day_from + timedelta(days=day), context)                 if working_hours_on_day:                     #the employee had to work                     leave_type = was_on_leave(contract.employee_id.id, day_from + timedelta(days=day), context=context)                     if leave_type:                         #if he was on leave, fill the leaves dict                         if leave_type in leaves:                             leaves[leave_type]['number_of_days'] += 1.0                             leaves[leave_type]['number_of_hours'] += working_hours_on_day                         else:                             leaves[leave_type] = {                                 'name': leave_type,                                 'sequence': 5,                                 'code': leave_type,                                 'number_of_days': 1.0,                                 'number_of_hours': working_hours_on_day,                                 'contract_id': contract.id,                             }                     else:                         #add the input vals to tmp (increment if existing)                         attendances['number_of_days'] += 1.0                         attendances['number_of_hours'] += working_hours_on_day             leaves = [value for key,value in leaves.items()]             res += [attendances] + leaves         return res 

I am not sure whether this is where the issue is. Any one with any suggestion on this?

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Answers 1

Let me preface: I haven't used odoo and I don't have the rest of your code to test against so I haven't verified this.

You definitely have a problem here:

if leave_type in leaves:     leaves[leave_type]['number_of_days'] += 1.0     leaves[leave_type]['number_of_hours'] += working_hours_on_day else:     leaves[leave_type] = {         'name': leave_type,         'sequence': 5,         'code': leave_type,         'number_of_days': 1.0,         'number_of_hours': working_hours_on_day,         'contract_id': contract.id,     } else:     #add the input vals to tmp (increment if existing)     attendances['number_of_days'] += 1.0     attendances['number_of_hours'] += working_hours_on_day 

see where you reference leaves and attendances, while those are floats they are only incremented in full days, not calculated based on what fraction of a day you pass. You need to change this to something like:

leaves[leave_type]['number_of_days'] += time_off / hours_per_workday # the 1.0 might make sense here depending on if you count time off as an attendance leaves[leave_type]['number_of_hours'] += time_off 

and

attendances['number_of_days'] += 1.0 - time_off / hours_per_workday attendances['number_of_hours'] += working_hours_on_day - time_off 

Obviously the dummy variables I inserted would need to be defined and calculated somewhere.

Additionally, as Anthony Rossi noted in the comments, you generally work in days, not hours. Examples:

day_from = datetime.strptime(date_from,"%Y-%m-%d") day_to = datetime.strptime(date_to,"%Y-%m-%d") 

notice how you only have YY/MM/DD and no hours.

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Is possible to use SSL in Odoo with NginX avoiding the standard ports (80 and 443)?

Following this tutorial I configured my Nginx like this:

upstream odoo8 {     server 127.0.0.1:8069 weight=1 fail_timeout=0; }  upstream odoo8-im {     server 127.0.0.1:8072 weight=1 fail_timeout=0; }  server {     # server port and name (instead of 443 port)     listen 22443;     server_name _;      # Specifies the maximum accepted body size of a client request,     # as indicated by the request header Content-Length.     client_max_body_size 2000m;      # add ssl specific settings     keepalive_timeout 60;     ssl on;     ssl_certificate        /etc/ssl/nginx/server.crt;     ssl_certificate_key    /etc/ssl/nginx/server.key;      error_page 497 https://$host:22443$request_uri;      # limit ciphers     ssl_ciphers HIGH:!ADH:!MD5;     ssl_protocols SSLv3 TLSv1;     ssl_prefer_server_ciphers on;      # increase proxy buffer to handle some Odoo web requests     proxy_buffers 16 64k;     proxy_buffer_size 128k;      # general proxy settings     # force timeouts if the backend dies     proxy_connect_timeout 3600s;     proxy_send_timeout 3600s;     proxy_read_timeout 3600s;     proxy_next_upstream error timeout invalid_header http_500 http_502 http_503;      # set headers     proxy_set_header Host $host;     proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr;     proxy_set_header X-Forward-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;      # Let the Odoo web service know that we’re using HTTPS, otherwise     # it will generate URL using http:// and not https://     proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Proto https;      # by default, do not forward anything     proxy_redirect off;     proxy_buffering off;      location / {         proxy_pass http://odoo8;     }      location /longpolling {         proxy_pass http://odoo8-im;     }      # cache some static data in memory for 60mins.     # under heavy load this should relieve stress on the Odoo web interface a bit.     location /web/static/ {         proxy_cache_valid 200 60m;         proxy_buffering on;         expires 864000;         proxy_pass http://odoo8;     } } 

And I have this ports in my Odoo configuration

longpolling_port = 8072 xmlrpc_port = 8069 xmlrpcs_port = 22443 proxy_mode = True 

When I load https://my_domain:22443/web/database/selector in the browser it loads well. But when I choose a database or I make any action, the address loses the https and the port, so it's loaded through the port 80. Then I would need to add this to the NginX configuration and the port 80 should be open

## http redirects to https ## server {     listen 80;     server_name _;      # Strict Transport Security     add_header Strict-Transport-Security max-age=2592000;     rewrite ^/.*$ https://$host:22443$request_uri? permanent; } 

Is there a way to avoid this redirection? Like that I could keep the port 80 closed in order to avoid spoofing

Update

I can open the login screen with the address https://my_domain:22443/web/login?db=dabatase_name and I can work well inside, but if I log out in order to choose another database in the droplist, it loses again the port and the ssl

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Answers 1

Please, try to use this construction:

`## http redirects to https ## server { listen 80; server_name _; if ($http_x_forwarded_proto = 'http')     {     return 301 https://my_domain.com$request_uri;     } }` 

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