Hi everyone. I am sure there is an easy answer to this that I cannot find.
How do you add a custom field to a radio selection.
i.e. in res.partner company_type radio selection - individual and company
we need to add a new field specific to the individual not the company.
so it does not need to be seen on company form just individual
thanks in advance
Hi Justin:
You will need to do 2 things:
Add a new field to the model
Display the field in the view and make it visible only when the contact is an individual
In your example, define the field, spouse, in the model. Then add the field to the view and make it visible only for individuals like so by making it invisible if the contact is a company.
<field name="spouse" attrs="{'invisible': [('is_company', '=', True)]}" />NOTE: I'm assuming you're familiar with using inheritance for models and views to make the necessary changes.
Thank you, I do understand inheritance. Just didn't know if that string belonged in the models or xml. Looking at it the correct xpath would be-
<xpath expr="//field[@name='mobile']/.." position="after">
<label for="spouse"/>
<div>
<field name="spouse" attrs="{'invisible': [('is_company', '=', True)]}" />
</div>
</xpath>
Thanks again
Just do like this : <field name="gender" widget='radio' options="{'horizontal': true}"/>
Python: gender = fields.Selection([('foo', 'foooooooo'), ('bar', 'baaaaaaaar')], default='foo')
hmmm I don't want to add another selection field. Lets say I want to add a spouse = fields.Char to foo. how would you present that in models and xml?
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Hi Justin: What are you using to do the customization - Studio or python module ?
Python inherit