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["Ravi Gadhia \(OpenERP\)" <rga@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Olivier Dony
        It has been fixed in lp:~openerp-dev/openobject-client/trunk-bug-771220-rga and it will merge soon with trunk client
        Thanks for reporting...

** Changed in: openobject-client
       Status: In Progress => Fix Committed

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/771220

Title:
  Incorrect active_id  editable lists

Status in OpenERP GTK Client:
  Fix Committed

Bug description:
  [Can be reproduced in 6.0 and latest trunk (rev 1879)]

  In editable lists, when you click on an action button, the active_id value passed in the context of the RPC call may sometimes be incorrect. This happens when you directly click on a button in a different line than the selected one. In that case the action is called *before* the focus changes to the line you clicked on, so it uses the previous active_id.
  This does not seem to occur in non-editable lists.
  Of course this is quite dangerous, as it can easily make you execute actions on the wrong lines, even in the wrong state.

  To reproduce:

  1. Go to an editable lists, for example Projects>Projects>Tasks (click on the Edit button to make it editable), or Warehouse>Traceability>Stock Moves.
  2. Put the focus on chosen line, and look at the ID of that record.
  3. Now, without changing the focus, directly click on an action button *of a different line*.
  4. Look at the RPC call that is executed: the active_id value is the ID of the previously selected record.
  5. Notice that the focus only goes to the line with the button you clicked *after* the RPC call.

  => It seems that the focus change should be done before calling the
  action, like it is done for non-editable lists.

  Note: After fixing this bug in trunk, I think it would be good to ask
  OPW team if they want to backport it to 6.0, as it seems like an
  important source of tricky bugs.