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Just give me an idea so that i can implement

thanks so much, it really means a lot . bless

sorry for late reply, i was away for some days, have you resolved issue?

you can create a newone then, after creating name it to launch.json

hello thanks for the message, i can see in your message lots of points, are these required customization?

Ensure that the PostgreSQL user you are using has the necessary permissions to create a database. This can be done through the PostgreSQL command line or a GUI tool like pgAdmin.

thats my plan, you will se it very soon, cheers and thanks for loking the video

Seguro que estamos aquí para ayudar, tengamos una reunión, puede contactarnos en odooistic@gmail.com, le enviaré los detalles de la reunión o usted lo propondrá cuando esté libre, entonces podemos tener una llamada a esa hora, saludos.

The first step is to check the Odoo server logs for any errors or warnings that might indicate what the problem is. You can find the logs in the terminal where you started the Odoo server. Look for any tracebacks or error messages. Ensure all dependencies are installed correctly. You can install the required dependencies using pip:

Ensure that the odoo.conf file is correctly configured and points to the correct database, addons path, and other necessary options.Verify that the PostgreSQL server is running and accessible. Check the db_host, db_port, db_user, and db_password in your odoo.conf file.

in your json file , please update your python path

hi, if you go in your json file you will see a "python": after that theres python path so because the conf file i have provided its generic so you need to adjust your python path , where python has been installed in your machine

issue roselved

@@ZeeForZahid how did you solve it? having same problem. many thx

please adjust / correct your python path in your json file , because python path i wrote in there according to my machine's python isntalled version so please adjust it.

Ensure the Python extension is installed and enabled in VS Code, se Ctrl+Shift+P and type Reload Window to reload VS Code. if its not working then Manually create a .vscode folder in your project directory, add a launch.json file, and paste the configuration above.

thanks for your feedback and i will certainly make sure it won;t be the case in future videos

sure i will do it soon and will notify you

you need to look at your .conf file for password, its password authentication failed

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aorry for late reply my friend, has this been resolved?

@@odooistic no

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yes you can add an extra argument in json file, lets suppose if your custom module's name is custom_module then you can write "-u", "custom_module", then whenever you will restart odoo service , your custom module will also be auto upgraded.

official Python website (python.org) to download the Python installer. It's important to download it from the official site to ensure it's secure and up-to-date. onve you donload then just give that path in your launch.json file like this "python": "C:\\odoo17\\python\\python.exe",

sorry for late reply, can you explain what do you mean by odoo execute code section explain, i have not understood this well. thanks

i go CRM and i see 4 section (new .. .. won)ı take a lead angd go won. So auto message ex. Welcome but auto in email follow message ... ... execute code . I want to learn execute code thank you@@odooistic

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hi, you can manully create a launch.json file aswell and copy the script from description.

thank you so much

De nada y gracias por apoyar

It sounds like you're facing a couple of issues with pgAdmin 4 after following a tutorial, specifically regarding server connections and password authentication. Here are a few steps to help you troubleshoot and resolve these issues: Server Not Showing in pgAdmin 4: Ensure that PostgreSQL is properly installed and running on your machine. You can check this by using the command line or services panel (on Windows, type services.msc in Run and look for PostgreSQL service). If PostgreSQL is running and still not appearing in pgAdmin, you might need to manually create a new server connection. In pgAdmin, right-click on 'Servers', choose 'Create', and then 'Server'. Enter the necessary connection details: Name: Localhost (or any name you prefer) Host: localhost Port: Typically, PostgreSQL runs on port 5432. Ensure this is the port number unless you've changed it during installation. Username: postgres (default superuser, unless you've changed this) Password: Enter the password you set during installation. Password Issues: The error with the PostgreSQL password ("opengpwd" incorrect) suggests there might be a misremembered or mistyped password. If you are sure of the password and it still doesn't work, consider resetting it: Access your PostgreSQL installation via the command line. You can reset the password by connecting to PostgreSQL with the command line tool and issuing a password change command: sql Copy code ALTER USER postgres PASSWORD 'newpassword'; Replace 'newpassword' with your new password. Make sure PostgreSQL service is running when you do this. After changing the password, update the password in pgAdmin when connecting to the server.

hello, while the tutorial showcases the Community edition, users with access to Enterprise addons can follow the same steps and adjust the configuration file accordingly to set up the Enterprise edition of Odoo. so first you need to download source enterprise addons and then just give path in conf file. thx

Choose an Icon Set: First, you need to choose the icon set you want to use. Odoo supports various icon sets, including Font Awesome, Material Icons, and Bootstrap Icons. You can select the one that best fits your design preferences. Add Icon Code to Address Fields: In your Odoo module, locate the address fields you want to add icons to, such as "Phone" and "Location". Then, edit the corresponding XML or Python files to include the icon code along with the field label.For example, if you're using Font Awesome icons, you can add the following code to your XML file: <field name="phone" placeholder="Phone"> <widget name="fa_icon" icon="fa-phone"/> </field> <field name="street" placeholder="Street"> <widget name="fa_icon" icon="fa-map-marker"/> </field>

he issue where the footer and header do not appear in reports generated by wkhtmltopdf when used in Odoo is a common one. Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot and potentially solve this issue: Check Version Compatibility: Ensure that the version of wkhtmltopdf you are using is compatible with your version of Odoo. Odoo usually works best with specific versions of wkhtmltopdf, often detailed in the Odoo documentation or on forums related to Odoo. wkhtmltopdf Binary Path: Verify that the binary path for wkhtmltopdf is correctly set in your Odoo configuration file (odoo.conf). It should look something like this: [options] ; This is the correct path to the wkhtmltopdf executable wkhtmltopdf = /path/to/wkhtmltopdf

Thank you very much! i really appreciate your kind comment. bless

sure i will start it

@@odooistic sir when will you start

@@odooistic In odoo , there are lot of things pending like stockturns. how can we do it ?

I had the same issue! No localhost database, only PostgreSQL 12

can you please give me more details thanks

faced same issue you can create the openpg database with it's password which is openpgpwd it will work

XML - Many of Odoo's views and data files are written in XML. An XML extension can provide better highlighting and linting for XML files. Better Jinja - Odoo uses Jinja in its QWeb reporting engine. This extension provides syntax highlighting and code snippets for Jinja templates, which can be very useful. Rainbow CSV - Odoo often involves working with CSV files for data import. Rainbow CSV highlights columns in CSV files in different colors, making them easier to read and edit. Odoo Snippets - This extension provides snippets for Python and XML that are commonly used in Odoo development, speeding up the coding process. Pylint - If you install pylint-odoo, a plugin for Pylint that checks for specific Odoo coding guidelines, you can integrate it into VSCode to automatically check your Python code against Odoo standards.

Additionally, using the terminal within VSCode, you can also run Odoo's scaffold command (odoo-bin scaffold <module_name> <destination>), which automatically creates a new Odoo module with all the necessary file and folder structure. This command generates a basic structure for an Odoo module in the specified destination, which can be a great starting point for further customization.

so sorry, was away for some weeks, have you resolved the issue? sorry again

First, ensure that the launch.json file is correctly set up for Odoo development. if not then you can just create and paste the code attched in description. Make sure the correct Python interpreter is selected for the project. Odoo development typically requires a specific Python version, and ensuring VS Code is using the right interpreter is crucial: Use the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P on macOS). Type and select Python: Select Interpreter. Choose the interpreter that matches the one used by your Odoo development environment. also make sure the path of python is also right. i hope this will resolve your issue

@@odooistic yeah the error had been justified thanks . but i also have a doubt. why do we need to comment the odoo.log file

​@@vishnus9117 Commenting out or removing the logfile parameter in odoo.conf prevents Odoo from writing logs to a file. This does not stop Odoo from logging; it merely stops the logging to the specified file, allowing you to rely on other logging mechanisms.

In Odoo, with_context() is a method used to temporarily modify the context of the recordset, which is a dictionary storing various environmental details like the current user's language, timezone, or specific flags that modify behavior within the Odoo ORM. However, with_context() does not directly support inline conditional statements or any Python code execution within its parameters. It expects a new context that is a dictionary or a series of keyword arguments that represent the new or updated context entries. For your specific case, where you want to conditionally set tracking_disable based on the truthiness of var, you should construct the context dictionary outside the with_context() call and then pass it to the method. Here's how you can do it: new_context = dict(self.env.context) # Copy current context if bool(var) == True: new_context['tracking_disable'] = True # Use the new context with with_context() self.with_context(**new_context).update(vals)

have you checked if your conf file contains the right port?

1. At Installation Time The easiest way to avoid demo data is by not installing it in the first place. When you create a new database through Odoo's database manager interface, you can uncheck the "Load demonstration data" option. This prevents the demo data from being loaded. 2. Resetting the Database If the demo data is already loaded, and you're okay with starting from scratch, the most straightforward approach is to reset your database. Be cautious with this approach as it will remove all data, not just demo data. Via Odoo Database Manager: Go to the Odoo database management page (usually yourOdooDomain/web/database/selector). Create a new database without demo data, and optionally delete the old one. Ensure you do not select the option to load demo data for the new database. Via Command Line (for advanced users): Connect to your PostgreSQL database using command line tools like psql. Drop the database with demo data and create a new one. For example: shell Copy code dropdb old_database_name createdb new_database_name Restart your Odoo instance and configure it to use the new database. 3. Using Odoo Shell For more advanced users, you can use Odoo's shell to programmatically remove demo data. This requires custom scripts and a good understanding of Odoo's models. This method is not straightforward and can be risky if you're not familiar with Odoo's data structure. 4. Module Uninstallation Sometimes, uninstalling and then reinstalling specific modules (without including demo data during the reinstallation) can remove portions of the demo data. This method is not guaranteed to remove all demo data and is generally not recommended because it can lead to inconsistent data states.

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Sorry for late reply i was actually away for some days. Manually Creating launch.json for Odoo Open Your Project in VS Code: Make sure your Odoo project folder is open in VS Code. Access the .vscode Folder: Navigate to the .vscode folder at the root of your project in the Explorer pane. If it doesn't exist, you'll need to create it. Inside the .vscode folder, look for a launch.json file. If it doesn't exist, create it by right-clicking in the Explorer pane, selecting "New File", and naming it launch.json. Edit launch.json: Open launch.json and add the necessary configuration for running Odoo. i have added the json code so you can copy and paste it in here

just run vscode as administrator

Sorry for late reply i was actually away for some days. Manually Creating launch.json for Odoo Open Your Project in VS Code: Make sure your Odoo project folder is open in VS Code. Access the .vscode Folder: Navigate to the .vscode folder at the root of your project in the Explorer pane. If it doesn't exist, you'll need to create it. Inside the .vscode folder, look for a launch.json file. If it doesn't exist, create it by right-clicking in the Explorer pane, selecting "New File", and naming it launch.json. Edit launch.json: Open launch.json and add the necessary configuration for running Odoo. i have added the json code so you can copy and paste it in here

@@abbasaldawood2811 It worked on me thanks man.

You're most welcome

Yes, it is possible to develop modules using Odoo 17 installed via the packaged installer. The packaged installer, typically used for Windows or deb-based installations (like Ubuntu), provides a convenient way to get Odoo up and running for users who prefer not to deal with Python package managers or virtual environments directly.

Will upload soon

Glad it helped!

You are welcome

sorry for late reply, was just out The error message "wkhtmltopdf: Exit with code 1 due to network error: RemoteHostClosedError" indicates that wkhtmltopdf is experiencing issues when trying to access remote resources, such as CSS files, JavaScript, or images, needed to render the PDF. This can happen for a variety of reasons related to network settings, resource availability, or server configurations. Check Resource Accessibility: Ensure that all external resources (like CSS or images) used in your PDF templates are accessible from the server where wkhtmltopdf is running. This includes checking URLs and ensuring no firewall or network settings are blocking access. Network Configuration: Review your server's network configuration. Ensure that there are no DNS resolution issues or restrictions that might prevent wkhtmltopdf from accessing external resources.

Yes, i will add a detailed video on this soon