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Public bug reported:

Currently, in order to be found by OpenERP, image elements within RML
templates must be specified making use of paths relative to 'root_path'.
With the 'addons_path' functionality, this behaviour becomes
inconsistent; if an addon is moved to a valid directory outside the
'root_path' directory, the reporting process is broken and the server
raises an IOError exception.

To deal with this problem, the RML template must contain the full path
to the image file (which can be anything but flexible), or make use of a
custom tag to set up the path dynamically.

Attached is a patch that enables the server to recognise image elements
with paths relative to the module directory, regardless of the addons
directory where it is. I.e.:

    <image file="my_addon/images/my_report_image.png" x="0" y="0"/>

** Affects: openobject-server
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New


** Tags: image path report rml

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/781967

Title:
  RML based reporting broken for addons with images outside root_path

Status in OpenERP Server:
  New

Bug description:
  Currently, in order to be found by OpenERP, image elements within RML
  templates must be specified making use of paths relative to
  'root_path'. With the 'addons_path' functionality, this behaviour
  becomes inconsistent; if an addon is moved to a valid directory
  outside the 'root_path' directory, the reporting process is broken and
  the server raises an IOError exception.

  To deal with this problem, the RML template must contain the full path
  to the image file (which can be anything but flexible), or make use of
  a custom tag to set up the path dynamically.

  Attached is a patch that enables the server to recognise image
  elements with paths relative to the module directory, regardless of
  the addons directory where it is. I.e.:

      <image file="my_addon/images/my_report_image.png" x="0" y="0"/>