How to filter Many2one value depend another field?












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please I have a custom module here is a capture :



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then I go to Sales order and modify the module sale.order.line i add some fields in relation with my custom module



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Now my request is in ligne contrat i want only lignes in the contrat



for example if i choose Contrat 01 only ligne in Contrat 01 like this



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here is my code :



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    please I have a custom module here is a capture :



    enter image description here



    then I go to Sales order and modify the module sale.order.line i add some fields in relation with my custom module



    enter image description here



    Now my request is in ligne contrat i want only lignes in the contrat



    for example if i choose Contrat 01 only ligne in Contrat 01 like this



    enter image description here



    here is my code :



    enter image description here



    enter image description here






    odoo odoo-10







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      please I have a custom module here is a capture :



      enter image description here



      then I go to Sales order and modify the module sale.order.line i add some fields in relation with my custom module



      enter image description here



      Now my request is in ligne contrat i want only lignes in the contrat



      for example if i choose Contrat 01 only ligne in Contrat 01 like this



      enter image description here



      here is my code :



      enter image description here



      enter image description here






      odoo odoo-10







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      please I have a custom module here is a capture :



      enter image description here



      then I go to Sales order and modify the module sale.order.line i add some fields in relation with my custom module



      enter image description here



      Now my request is in ligne contrat i want only lignes in the contrat



      for example if i choose Contrat 01 only ligne in Contrat 01 like this



      enter image description here



      here is my code :



      enter image description here



      enter image description here






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          You can use a domain in the field definition in your XML:



          <field name="contrat_name_id"/>
          
<field name="contrat_lignes_id" domain="[('ligne_ids', '=', contrat_name_id)]"/>


          This will filter contrat_lignes_id to only show records where ligne_ids matches what you entered for contrat_name_id on that line.






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            SO helpful thanks a lot friend its work perfect :)
            – Mahmoud
            Nov 14 at 11:25



















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          What @djames did will work only in this form view if you want
          to have this behavior in all your sale.order.line views use python
          to do this job for you.



           class bons_lines(model.Model):
          
      _inherit = 'sale.order.line'
          

          
      # your new fields
          
      ....
          
      ....
          

          

          
      @api.onchange('contrat_name_id')
          
      def onchange_contrat_name(self):
          
          if self.contrat_name_id:
          
              # add the domain
          
              self.contrat_lignes_id = False # force the user to reselect the contrat_lignes_id if he changes the contrat name
          
              return {'domain': {'contrat_lignes_id': [('ligne_ids', '=', self.contrat_name_id.id)]}}
          
          else:
          
              # remove the domain 
          
              return {'domain': {'contrat_lignes_id': }}


          This way you will not have to add the domain in every XML view you declare.






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          You can use a domain in the field definition in your XML:



          <field name="contrat_name_id"/>
          
<field name="contrat_lignes_id" domain="[('ligne_ids', '=', contrat_name_id)]"/>


          This will filter contrat_lignes_id to only show records where ligne_ids matches what you entered for contrat_name_id on that line.






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            SO helpful thanks a lot friend its work perfect :)
            – Mahmoud
            Nov 14 at 11:25
















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          You can use a domain in the field definition in your XML:



          <field name="contrat_name_id"/>
          
<field name="contrat_lignes_id" domain="[('ligne_ids', '=', contrat_name_id)]"/>


          This will filter contrat_lignes_id to only show records where ligne_ids matches what you entered for contrat_name_id on that line.






          share|improve this answer

















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            SO helpful thanks a lot friend its work perfect :)
            – Mahmoud
            Nov 14 at 11:25














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          You can use a domain in the field definition in your XML:



          <field name="contrat_name_id"/>
          
<field name="contrat_lignes_id" domain="[('ligne_ids', '=', contrat_name_id)]"/>


          This will filter contrat_lignes_id to only show records where ligne_ids matches what you entered for contrat_name_id on that line.






          share|improve this answer












          You can use a domain in the field definition in your XML:



          <field name="contrat_name_id"/>
          
<field name="contrat_lignes_id" domain="[('ligne_ids', '=', contrat_name_id)]"/>


          This will filter contrat_lignes_id to only show records where ligne_ids matches what you entered for contrat_name_id on that line.







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            SO helpful thanks a lot friend its work perfect :)
            – Mahmoud
            Nov 14 at 11:25














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            SO helpful thanks a lot friend its work perfect :)
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          SO helpful thanks a lot friend its work perfect :)
          – Mahmoud
          Nov 14 at 11:25




          SO helpful thanks a lot friend its work perfect :)
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          What @djames did will work only in this form view if you want
          to have this behavior in all your sale.order.line views use python
          to do this job for you.



           class bons_lines(model.Model):
          
      _inherit = 'sale.order.line'
          

          
      # your new fields
          
      ....
          
      ....
          

          

          
      @api.onchange('contrat_name_id')
          
      def onchange_contrat_name(self):
          
          if self.contrat_name_id:
          
              # add the domain
          
              self.contrat_lignes_id = False # force the user to reselect the contrat_lignes_id if he changes the contrat name
          
              return {'domain': {'contrat_lignes_id': [('ligne_ids', '=', self.contrat_name_id.id)]}}
          
          else:
          
              # remove the domain 
          
              return {'domain': {'contrat_lignes_id': }}


          This way you will not have to add the domain in every XML view you declare.






          share|improve this answer





















          • Thank you it works
            – Mahmoud
            Nov 16 at 10:10
















          1














          What @djames did will work only in this form view if you want
          to have this behavior in all your sale.order.line views use python
          to do this job for you.



           class bons_lines(model.Model):
          
      _inherit = 'sale.order.line'
          

          
      # your new fields
          
      ....
          
      ....
          

          

          
      @api.onchange('contrat_name_id')
          
      def onchange_contrat_name(self):
          
          if self.contrat_name_id:
          
              # add the domain
          
              self.contrat_lignes_id = False # force the user to reselect the contrat_lignes_id if he changes the contrat name
          
              return {'domain': {'contrat_lignes_id': [('ligne_ids', '=', self.contrat_name_id.id)]}}
          
          else:
          
              # remove the domain 
          
              return {'domain': {'contrat_lignes_id': }}


          This way you will not have to add the domain in every XML view you declare.






          share|improve this answer





















          • Thank you it works
            – Mahmoud
            Nov 16 at 10:10














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          What @djames did will work only in this form view if you want
          to have this behavior in all your sale.order.line views use python
          to do this job for you.



           class bons_lines(model.Model):
          
      _inherit = 'sale.order.line'
          

          
      # your new fields
          
      ....
          
      ....
          

          

          
      @api.onchange('contrat_name_id')
          
      def onchange_contrat_name(self):
          
          if self.contrat_name_id:
          
              # add the domain
          
              self.contrat_lignes_id = False # force the user to reselect the contrat_lignes_id if he changes the contrat name
          
              return {'domain': {'contrat_lignes_id': [('ligne_ids', '=', self.contrat_name_id.id)]}}
          
          else:
          
              # remove the domain 
          
              return {'domain': {'contrat_lignes_id': }}


          This way you will not have to add the domain in every XML view you declare.






          share|improve this answer












          What @djames did will work only in this form view if you want
          to have this behavior in all your sale.order.line views use python
          to do this job for you.



           class bons_lines(model.Model):
          
      _inherit = 'sale.order.line'
          

          
      # your new fields
          
      ....
          
      ....
          

          

          
      @api.onchange('contrat_name_id')
          
      def onchange_contrat_name(self):
          
          if self.contrat_name_id:
          
              # add the domain
          
              self.contrat_lignes_id = False # force the user to reselect the contrat_lignes_id if he changes the contrat name
          
              return {'domain': {'contrat_lignes_id': [('ligne_ids', '=', self.contrat_name_id.id)]}}
          
          else:
          
              # remove the domain 
          
              return {'domain': {'contrat_lignes_id': }}


          This way you will not have to add the domain in every XML view you declare.







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