I have an @api.one method and need the id of the current record. Like the other magic field as create_date aso., I can get this fields into a view but I didn'd find a solution to get them into @api.one method. If I try "print self.create_date" the result is false.
This question is pretty old but for anyone who wandered looking for an answer,
Try: "self._origin.id"
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self.id didn't work?
No self.id gets the following result: "openerp.models.NewId object at 0x7f36a85bd250" But actually I don't work in new record.
Simply use the ids value defined in method defination def method_name(self, cr, uid, ids, ,context=None)
Sorry Shivam, I don't understand your comment. I'm not so used in the old API. Do I have to create a method to get the ID?