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[Bug 849420] Re: Contacts in search view of partner object not properly working (After installing base_contact)

 

Hi Vishal,

The search finds the old entry as the contact name was not deleted from
the adress record in the res_partner_address table. But the name is no
longer filled thus will not find the new entered name.

The field searched shall be named address at it is the address table
that is searched. Thats what I corrected in the patch.

However, in my opinion the search of the contact shall also be re-added
but has to search the contact_name in the res_partner_contact and then
by means of the res_partner_job table display the partners the contact
name is found.

Thanks for your efforts

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Title:
  Contacts in search view of partner object  not properly working (After
  installing base_contact)

Status in OpenERP Addons (modules):
  In Progress

Bug description:
  Working with Version 6.02 on server and client. Checked that the
  base_contact module is the same as in the trunk.

  Partner view shows 'Contact' instead of 'Address' in the search field
  description of field address.

  Further the search function was not updated for the base_contact
  module.

  Also in the address search still the name was a search field instead
  of address items such as street and zip.

  See belows diff/patch as current status of work in progress that fixes the search in partners.  
  And the diff makes first update in the search in the address view. Missing in address search is the integration to search also in 'street2' 
  and missing is also search for partners and address in the contact names that are linked to jobs that point to this address or partner.

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