Hi,

Use the attribute <t groups />

Try this example

<t groups="crm.customer_group">
               <field name="field_name" readonly="1"/>
           </t>

Hope it helps

The solution I found is duplicating the field and set specifics groups for each case.

This is a example:

field name="can_edit" invisible="1"/>

field name="resolucion" attrs="{'readonly':[('can_edit', '!=', True)]}"/>

@api.depends('resolucion')

    def _compute_can_edit(self):

        for record in self:

            if self.env.user.has_group('interturnos.group_interturnos_resolucion_modifier'):

                record.can_edit = True

            else:

                record.can_edit = False

def _compute_my_field_readonly(self):
    return not (
        self.user.has_group("my_module.group_1")
        or self.user.has_group("my_module.group_2")
    )

my_field = fields.Float(
    readonly=_compute_my_field_readonly,
)

Hi Walaga Qapas,

Also, you can  do this by using a boolean field...

for example --- step1 - suppose we create a boolean field called "boolean_check"

​ ​ ​step2 - write a compute method and set "boolean_check" field True/False base on the login user.

​ ​ ​step3 - write attrs attribute in the field that you want to make readonly.

  ​ ​ ​condition like- attrs="{'readonly': [('boolean_check', '=' ,True)]}"

Hi  ​Walaga Qapas,

Try,

id="employee_normal_user_uneditable" model="ir.ui.view">
name="name">hr.employee.ta
name="model">hr.employee
name="inherit_id" ref="hr.view_employee_form"/>
name="groups_id" eval="[(6, 0, [ref('module_name.group_name')])]"/>
name="arch" type="xml">
    name="field_name1" position="attributes">
        name="readonly">1
    
    name="field_name2" position="attributes">
        name="readonly">1