Dynamic Developer Documentation and Playground. A powerful new module that provides live, database-driven documentation at new, dark endpoints. It auto-generates a complete list of models, fields, and methods to directly frame your database schema. It includes a built-in playground to test method calls over HTTP. It also provides code examples in multiple languages, such as […]
Odoo 18 Form View attributes are used to control overall Form behavior. It allows users to interact with individual records of a model. Here are four types of attributes we are going to discuss in this blog. Create Attribute It controls whether users can create new records in a form view. In the case of […]
In Odoo, notebook and pages are UI (User Interface) elements used primarily in form views to organize and display data in a structured, tabbed layout.A notebook is a container in Odoo XML views that holds multiple pages. It represents a tabbed interface, allowing users to navigate between different sections of a form without leaving the […]
In Odoo, a Help Tooltip is a small informative text that appears when a user hovers over (or clicks on, depending on configuration) a field label or element in the user interface. It’s used to provide additional guidance or explanations about the purpose or usage of a particular field or feature, improving the user experience […]
🎥 Welcome to CBMS. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to add an image field in a form view in Odoo 18 — step by step. Whether you’re customizing your own module or enhancing an existing model, this guide will help you integrate image fields seamlessly in your Odoo applications. 📌 In this video, you’ll […]
This is the most common and recommended way. In your module’s XML file where you define the menu item, you can use the web_icon attribute. The value of this attribute should point to the icon you want to use * your_module_name: The technical name of your module. * static/description/icon.png: The path to your icon file […]
college_student.py admission_no = fields.Char(string=”Admission Number”, required=True) admission_date = fields.Date(string=”Admission Date”, required=True) first_name = fields.Char(string=”First Name”, required=True) last_name = fields.Char(string=”Last Name”, required=True) father_name = fields.Char(string=”Father’s Name”, required=True) mother_name = fields.Char(string=”Mother’s Name”, required=True) communication_address = fields.Text(string=”Communication Address”, required=True) street = fields.Char() street2 = fields.Char() zip = fields.Char() city = fields.Char() country_id= fields.Many2one(‘res.country’) state_id = fields.Many2one(‘res.country.state’, ‘Fed. State’, […]
In Odoo, linking an action to a menu item is a common task when creating custom modules or modifying existing ones. Here’s how you can do it step by step: 1. Define the Action This can be a window action, report action, etc. Most commonly, it’s a ir.actions.act_window to open a form/list view. 2. Create […]
In Odoo, menus are part of the user interface that help users navigate to different features and functionalities within each module. Menus are structured hierarchically: main menus, sub-menus, and menu items (actions or views). Here’s a breakdown of menus in Odoo: 🔹 1. Main Menus These are the top-level categories visible on the top bar […]
Creating a model in Odoo 18 involves defining a new database structure to represent your business data and creating corresponding views for user interaction. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you through the process: 1. Set Up Your Module Structure Begin by creating a new module to house your custom model. This approach ensures that […]