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In a database, Odoo provides a variety of field types, such as many2many fields, which provide a variety of widgets | Odoo Development
Let's Check How To Open The Form View Of Many2many by Clicking Tag In Odoo 16🤔👇
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In this blog, we are going to discuss the form views in Odoo. It explains how to add button states and button boxes in the form view. Adding Buttons: Buttons are a kind of returning specific function. Upon clicking the confirmation, the form moved to confirm the state. Now let us see how to add […]
In this blog, we are going to discuss the form views in Odoo. It explains how to add button states and button boxes in the form view.👇👇👇
https://bassaminfotech.com/form-view-in-odoo-adding-buttons-states-button-boxes/
FormView: Select, Insert, update and delete data in Form View using SqlDataSource in ASP.NET
Submitting a form with GET using Django's FormView
Let me just put it out there.  I'm one of those people who think submitting form data with GET is a perfectly reasonable thing to do when implementing search functionality.  If you use Django and think like I think, then you should know the following:  This behavior is not currently implemented for Django's generic FormView (dpkg -l python-django tells me I'm using 1.3-2).  Submitting a form using GET will provide no form validation.  Luckily for us, Django's class-based views were designed to be customized and extended,  and thanks to Daniel Swarbrick, we have some code to do just that:
def get_form_kwargs(self): kwargs = {'initial': self.get_initial()} if self.request.GET: kwargs['data'] = self.request.GET return kwargs
This method can either be provided by a shiny-new MixIn class or it can be added as an override to an existing FormView. Â If you're asking me for my opinion on which way to go, then I'll give it: I prefer the MixIn approach because it's simple and reusable :)
