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[Bug 734191] Re: translation name in product.form after duplication

 

Hello Steffi,
 
    When you Copy a product from English language it copies the orignal value of the product name that is stored in the product_product table. So when you change the value it is again stored in the db and searches translations for it and if not found returns the same english value. But when you copy the data from other languages it just modifies the translation not the orignal value so it remains the same as it was copied from and only the translation changes. This is a usual flow and there is no problem in that. If you want to change the name in English you'll have to do it manually.

    There were some other issue with the translation while copying from
another language. Copying product was copying german name in english
data. Which was wrong.

  It has been fixed by revision 4502
ach@xxxxxxxxxxx-20110404093125-mkl3jpwgtfyf952z in the branch lp
:~openerp-dev/openobject-addons/6.0-opw_bug-734191-ach


Thanks.

** Changed in: openobject-addons/6.0
       Status: In Progress => Fix Committed

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Title:
  translation name in product.form after duplication

Status in OpenERP Modules (addons):
  Fix Committed
Status in OpenERP Addons 6.0 series:
  Fix Committed

Bug description:
  V6, trunk

  steps to reproduce:

  install any language (I tested with German de_DE)
  create a new product: name = mix 1234, code = 1234
  duplicate the new product through product.tree/form/duplicate
  open the copy
  change name in mix 2345 and code in 2345
  save
  open the translation for name: in language English you still find the name mix 1234

  This does not happen when you're logged in with English (and German is
  installed as well). Even the translation from English to German
  changed to mix 2345



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