Hi,

The issue was that JSON RPC passes parameters as keyword arguments, but your controller was expecting positional arguments. Using **kwargs fixes this.

Js:

const result = await this.rpc("/hr_attendance/manual_selection", {

    token: this.props.token,

    employee_id: employeeId,

    pin_code: enteredPin,

    work_location: false

});

Controller:

@http.route('/hr_attendance/manual_selection', type="json", auth="public", csrf=False)

def manual_selection(self, **kwargs):

    token = kwargs.get('token')

    employee_id = kwargs.get('employee_id')

    pin_code = kwargs.get('pin_code')

    work_location = kwargs.get('work_location', False)

    # rest of your existing code remains the same

Hope it helps

Hii,

The issue you're encountering is because the rpc call you're making sends the parameters as a dictionary inside params, but your controller method is expecting positional arguments, not a dictionary.

Update your controller method to extract parameters from request.params

@http.route('/hr_attendance/manual_selection', type="json", auth="public", csrf=False)
def manual_selection(self, **kwargs):
    token = kwargs.get('token')
    employee_id = kwargs.get('employee_id')
    pin_code = kwargs.get('pin_code')
    work_location = kwargs.get('work_location', False)

    print("--------------------------------")
    print("manual_selection", token, employee_id, pin_code)

    company = self._get_company(token)
    if company:
        employee = request.env['hr.employee'].sudo().browse(employee_id)
        if employee.company_id == company and (
            (not company.attendance_kiosk_use_pin) or (employee.pin == pin_code)
        ):
            employee.sudo().with_context(work_location=work_location)._attendance_action_change(
                self._get_geoip_response('kiosk')
            )
            employee_data = self._get_employee_info_response(employee)
            employee_data['work_location'] = work_location
            return employee_data
    return {}

I hope it is usefull